Register to get on the voting list whenever you want; once you’re registered, you’ll be notified of any municipal, provincial or federal elections via a card in the mail.
Options will differ depending on your riding, as we vote for our representative, not the PM/Premier etc.
Check online to see what your riding is for provincial/federal elections, and who won last time. Decide if you agree with their platform, and if you don’t, look at what the other representatives in your riding had as a platform (their websites should all still be up). Check Wikipedia to learn more about the people.
All that should take about 20-30 minutes, after which you’ll be decently informed before the next election comes around.
Register to get on the voting list whenever you want; once you’re registered, you’ll be notified of any municipal, provincial or federal elections via a card in the mail.
Options will differ depending on your riding, as we vote for our representative, not the PM/Premier etc.
Check online to see what your riding is for provincial/federal elections, and who won last time. Decide if you agree with their platform, and if you don’t, look at what the other representatives in your riding had as a platform (their websites should all still be up). Check Wikipedia to learn more about the people.
All that should take about 20-30 minutes, after which you’ll be decently informed before the next election comes around.