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We asked The Globe Catalysts to pick the next eight discussions Canada needs to have. Here are their Top 10 choices - which issue do you think is most pressing?

Results & past polls

11% 1395 votes

The future of First Nations

20% 2587 votes

Climate and environment

7% 934 votes

Urban transit

16% 2006 votes

Changing the electoral system

11% 1417 votes

Ending poverty

6% 719 votes

The future of higher education

8% 971 votes

Caring for seniors

9% 1125 votes

‘Right-sizing’ government

11% 1403 votes

The future of jobs

1% 137 votes

Foreign aid

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