#DidYouKnow? There are built-in #Safeguards at every stage of the electoral process that protect the integrity of an election.
Learn more: https://t.co/8neinZsAc8
📊 The estimated turnout in Indigenous communities for the 2025 general election was around 41%.
Research on voter turnout is one of the ways we work towards improving our services to Indigenous communities.
Learn more: https://t.co/fWHljIKypI
There are many ways to prove your identity and address when you vote.
If you didn’t get a voter information card and need one to prove your address, please contact or visit the local Elections Canada office: https://t.co/WMEfKkEx0N
Did you move to #BeachesEastYork (ON), #ChicoutimiLeFjord (QC) or #NorthVancouverCapilano (BC) on or before July 26, 2026? Are you planning to vote in the federal by-election under way in your riding?
🏠 Update your address online! https://t.co/IkVWPUDGMw
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@RussellAuc6107 Hi, yes, your library card can be used to prove your identity, however, you will also need a second piece of ID with your name and address. More info: https://t.co/dtIdpmHJuB
#DidYouKnow that purposely spreading false or inaccurate information about the electoral process can be a form of election interference? We all have a role to play in securing elections. Make sure you have the accurate info you need to register and vote: https://t.co/TXMFoXxNOe
Among other things, the survey found that 94% of contracted partner organizations for the 2025 general election would recommend Elections Canada’s Inspire Democracy resources and workshops to their network. (2/2)
Want to #VoteByMail in the one of the by-elections under way?
Apply now to avoid any unexpected delays and to make sure your ballot gets back on time! https://t.co/d6VD9m1oUC
@sofia_oasis Hello there. While we do not conduct end-to-end tracking of special ballot kits, we do allow electors to track the status of their kit (when it is sent out and when it reached us) through the reference number that they received in their confirmation email when they applied. (1/2)
It can be hard to know if what you see online is true. But there are ways you can check the accuracy of information for yourself!
Visit our #DigitalLiteracy page to learn more. https://t.co/KXWNpDlKd0
Why not scratch voting off your to-do list? Plan early and choose the option that works best for you.
Visit https://t.co/J3V206u4a7 to make sure you have the right ID and know where and when to vote.
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