<section data-block="SingleChoice"><h2>Canadian military chaplains speaking at Remembrance Day ceremonies have been barred from reciting prayers or referencing terms like “God” or “Heavenly Father,” instead required to offer inclusive “spiritual reflections.Do you support this directive?&nbsp;</h2><ul><li>Yes, I support it</li><li>No, I do not support it</li><li>Unsure</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>In your opinion, how important is it for Remembrance Day ceremonies to include traditional religious elements, such as prayers?</h3><ul><li>Very important </li><li>Somewhat important</li><li>Not important</li><li>I’m not sure</li></ul></section><section data-block="MultipleChoice"><h3>What does Remembrance Day mean to you personally?</h3><p><p>(Select all that apply)</p></p><ul><li>Reflecting on the sacrifice and bravery </li><li>Deep gratitude for the peace and freedoms secured</li><li>A personal connection to family members who served</li><li>A moment of national unity </li><li>It doesn’t hold much personal significance</li></ul></section><section data-block="MultipleChoice"><h3>In your opinion, why should the younger generation continue the traditions of Remembrance Day?</h3><p><p>(Select all that apply)</p></p><ul><li>To honour the fallen and their sacrifice</li><li>To preserve Canada’s history and heritage</li><li>To foster national pride and unity</li><li>To ensure the lessons of past wars are not forgotten</li><li>It’s not necessary for the younger generation</li></ul></section><section data-block="SingleChoice"><h3>How would you rate the coverage of Remembrance Day in Canadian media?</h3><ul><li>Excellent: Comprehensive and respectful </li><li>Good: Mostly balanced and informative</li><li>Average: Somewhat biased or incomplete</li><li>Poor: Superficial and mostly biased</li><li>Unsure</li></ul></section>
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