kalstolyn
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🇨🇦 Because apparently it's not common knowledge:
You don't need a voter card, or be registered in advance to vote in a federal election. Find out where your poll is at elections.ca , come with some ID (there's options), and you can vote. It's really that easy.
You don't need a voter card, or be registered in advance to vote in a federal election. Find out where your poll is at elections.ca , come with some ID (there's options), and you can vote. It's really that easy.
Elections Canada On-line - Élections Canada en ligne
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elections.ca
March 25, 2025 at 1:58 PM
🇨🇦 Because apparently it's not common knowledge:
You don't need a voter card, or be registered in advance to vote in a federal election. Find out where your poll is at elections.ca , come with some ID (there's options), and you can vote. It's really that easy.
You don't need a voter card, or be registered in advance to vote in a federal election. Find out where your poll is at elections.ca , come with some ID (there's options), and you can vote. It's really that easy.
Reposted by kalstolyn
The UCP just chose to make low income families pay for the UCP’s responsibility to lower child care costs for all families.
They did this by ending child care subsidies.
They decreased provincial child care spending and then gave themselves raises.
And low income families are paying for it.
They did this by ending child care subsidies.
They decreased provincial child care spending and then gave themselves raises.
And low income families are paying for it.
January 31, 2025 at 2:51 PM
The UCP just chose to make low income families pay for the UCP’s responsibility to lower child care costs for all families.
They did this by ending child care subsidies.
They decreased provincial child care spending and then gave themselves raises.
And low income families are paying for it.
They did this by ending child care subsidies.
They decreased provincial child care spending and then gave themselves raises.
And low income families are paying for it.