Supporting informed and inclusive participation in Federal Elections
Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility is proud to partner with Elections Canada to help ensure Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing individuals have access to clear, accessible information about participating in federal elections.
As part of this partnership, we are excited to share Inspire Democracy Toolkits—a collection of resources created by Elections Canada to empower all Canadians to get involved in the democratic process.
Whether you’re thinking about running for office, working during the election, or voting, these toolkits provide straightforward guidance to support your participation.
Inspire Democracy Toolkits
Learn what it takes to become a candidate and how to get started.
Explore opportunities to work at the polls and contribute to the election process.
Toolkit 3: Registering and Voting in a Federal Election
Understand how to register and cast your vote confidently and securely.
The Toolkits
These resources explain:
- ZHow MPs are elected and the role they play in Canada’s government
- ZWho can vote: any Canadian citizen aged 18 or older who can prove their identity and address
- ZThe voting process and options available for accessible voting
- ZWe encourage members of our community to explore these toolkits to stay informed and actively involved in shaping the future of Canada. Let’s ensure our voices are heard
For additional support or to request accessible formats, please reach out: communications@wavefrontcentre.ca
Feedback
Elections Canada
Electors’ can provide feedback on their voting experience, including on accessible tools and services, at the following link:
Video
Our Webinar
In case you missed our webinar “Working at a Federal Election”, you can view it using the link below:
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