Share your thoughts: Consultation name ⓘ Template tip: Title

From Department or organization name

Current status: Open ⓘ View closed

Opened on Month DD,YYYY and will close to new input on Month DD,YYYY.

(Short plain-language description of consultation goals and expected outcomes. Max 2 sentences. Must be at the appropriate reading level - grade 6-8 for general public, higher for extremely technical consultations.)

ⓘ Template tip: Social media (optional)

Follow:

Creating the heading for your consultation profile page

The H1 heading should start with a verb phrase oriented to the users. Options include:

  • Share your thoughts (this is the default verb phrase)
  • Share and view ideas
  • Comment on
  • Join the discussion

Add the name of the consultation after the verb phrase. For example:

  • Share your thoughts: Accessible Transportation
  • Share and view ideas: Nutrition North food subsidies
  • Comment on Pyrimethanil, Proposed Maximum Residue Limit PMRL2016-38
  • Comment on proposed revisions: Canadian Transportation Agency General Rules
  • Join the discussion: Open Goverment action plan 2.0

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Social media channels

Optional content:

  • Links should lead to social media channels specific to the consultation

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Join in: # ways to participate ⓘ Template tip: How to participate

(If all submissions will be made public, tell them so here.)

How to participate

Lists ways in which interested parties can participate in the consultation:

  • None of these ways to participate are mandatory - use any channels that will work for your consultation.
  • Recommended format is a set of doormat links, in which each item corresponds to a different method of participation, including any relevant links
  • Content is written for a grade 6-8 reading level
  • This component should be removed from the page once the consultation has closed

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Share your ideas online

Use the online form. (You won't need to sign up for an account or provide any personal information.)

Send us an email

Send an email to [organization email address] with your ideas or comments to make yourself heard.

Participate on Twitter

Send us your short comments or ideas using the hashtag #Exampleconsultationhashtag.

Participate by mail

Send a letter with your ideas and input to the address in contact information below.

Participate in person

Community meetings are being held provide dates and general locations . Dates and locations of upcoming meetings will be posted as they are arranged.

Who is the focus of this consulation?

The Government of Canada will engage with:

  • Target group 1
  • Target group 2
  • Target group 3

Themes to spark ideas [or] Think ahead - key questions [or] Plan your input [or] Focus your thoughts

(Choose the title that works best for your consultation. Only use 'Discussion Guide' if there's a discussion involved. Short description of the themes/questions here in plain language, reading level 6-8 for non-scientific consultations. Max 1 paragraph.)

Your ideas and input are sought around X themes/topics:

  • Topic or Theme 1
  • Topic or Theme 2
  • Topic or Theme 3

The input gathered through this process will be used to (action that will be taken based on results).

Attend a meeting (optional)

(If the consultation includes in-person meetings or town-hall events, list them here, in a filterable table so that users can find them. Locations should be in the first column.)

(Providing an approximate date range is a good idea - for example: Community meetings are being held in May/June and September/October/November 2016. If the schedule isn't complete - tell them so. For example: Dates and locations of upcoming meetings will be posted as they are arranged. Summaries of all meetings are being posted under What we are hearing, below.)

Location Date and time Venue Meeting details
Saint John June 27th, 7:00 to 9:00 pm The Atlantic Meeting Centre Register online

What we are hearing (conditional)

(This is an optional but recommended section for interim reports, idea dashboards and meeting summaries. Provide a link to a separate page, or if there are less than 10-12 submissions, add them into a table on this page. This component is mandatory as ideas and reports become available.)

Related information (optional)

Contact us ⓘ Template tip: Contact

Organization/Consultation Name
Street address
City, Province, Postal Code

Telephone: 506-857-2400 ext. 123
Email: example@emailaddress.com

Designing relevant contact information

Mandatory content:

  • Telephone: Should be specific to reach information about this consultation
  • Email: Should be specific to emailing about this consultation

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