Model United Nations · Sunny Canadian

SunnyMUN 2026

A two-day conference where students debate as delegates, build coalitions and write resolutions. Applications are open.

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Dates
14–15 October 2026
Venue
Maple Theater
Committees
DISEC · HSC · HRC

About

Play a diplomat for two days

In Model United Nations, students act as delegates. You represent a country (or a faction, in the historical council), argue its position in committee, find allies, and write a resolution together.

SunnyMUN runs on 14 and 15 October at our school. Each day covers one topic: committee sessions in the morning, resolution drafting after lunch, and presentations in the Maple Theater.

  • 3Committees
  • 6Topics
  • 2Days
  • 16+Historical delegations

Committees

Three committees, two topics each

01

DISEC

Disarmament and International Security Committee

Grade 9 and above
  1. Topic 1

    The Use of Economic Sanctions as a Weapon of Modern Warfare

    Sanctions pressure states without military action. What do they cost politically, economically and humanly?

  2. Topic 2

    Foreign Military Presence and Security Cooperation in the Western Hemisphere

    Foreign troops, regional security deals, and where sovereignty ends and cooperation begins.

02

Historical Security Council

The Russian Civil War

Grade 9 and above
  1. Topic 1

    The Restoration of Order and Sovereignty in the Former Russian Empire

    The Russian Empire has collapsed and several sides claim power. Who gets to rule, and how is order restored?

  2. Topic 2

    Addressing the Future of Independent Movements Within the Former Russian Empire

    Should the new states and regions get autonomy, full independence, or stay under a larger authority?

Delegation matrix
  • Russian State
  • Russian S.F.S.R.
  • Polish Republic
  • State of Finland
  • Ukrainian P.R.
  • Ukrainian S.S.R.
  • Belarusian S.S.R.
  • Empire of Japan
  • Republic of Lithuania
  • Republic of Latvia
  • Republic of Estonia
  • United States of America
  • Transcaucasian S.F.S.R.
  • Anarchist Commune of Makhno
  • Czechoslovak Legion
  • The Red Cross

More delegations are available.

03

HRC

Human Rights Committee

Beginner friendly · Grades 7–9
  1. Topic 1

    The Use of AI Mass Surveillance for National Security

    Governments want AI surveillance for security. How do you do that without giving up privacy and basic rights?

  2. Topic 2

    Abolishing the Death Penalty Worldwide

    The ethical, legal and human rights arguments about capital punishment, and whether it should end everywhere.

Committee quiz

Not sure which committee?

Five quick questions. Takes 30 seconds.

Schedule

How the days run

  1. Opening Ceremony Maple Theater

    Everyone meets for the official opening. Each chair introduces their committee and topics.

  2. Morning Snack

  3. Transition to Committee Rooms

    Placards and materials are already in the rooms.

  4. Committee Session: Topic 1

    State your position, negotiate, form blocs and start drafting resolutions.

  5. Lunch

  6. Transition Back to Committees

  7. Final Resolution Drafting: Topic 1

    Finish the wording and get your resolution ready to present.

  8. Afternoon Snack

  9. Resolution Presentations Maple Theater

    Each committee presents its Topic 1 resolution.

FAQ

Common questions

Yes. HRC is meant for beginners and younger delegates, and the chairs will walk you through the rules.

Grades 7–9 or first-timers: HRC. Grade 9 and up: DISEC for modern security issues, or the Historical Security Council if you like history. Still unsure? Take the committee quiz.

Two days, 14 and 15 October. Day 1 starts at 8:00, Day 2 at 8:30, and both end at 15:15 in the Maple Theater.

You state your position, debate, negotiate, and write a resolution with your bloc. Then you present it.

Message the chairs of your committee on Teams. You can also email them; their addresses are on each committee card.