We weren't sure if we were going to get a chance to talk to him," Ayton said. "But we knew he liked selfies, so we used that as bait... and it worked!"
"His response was kind of upsetting as well as entertaining," she said, adding that it was "an opportunity for him to be candid with Canadians, and he chose to panic and use a scripted response."
Still, both students said they're happy to focus attention on important issues, and to show that young people are interested in more than just taking selfies with the prime minister.