#polcan

[immunobiz]

POILIEVRE EST CLAIR, AUCUN MEMBRE DE SON ÉQUIPE NE FERA PARTI DU FORUM ÉCONOMIQUE MONDIAL

Pierre Poilievre, chef du Parti conservateur du Canada, a exprimé à plusieurs reprises son opposition à toute participation au Forum économique mondial (FEM).

Il a clairement indiqué qu'il ne souhaite pas que lui-même ou les membres de son futur gouvernement soient associés à cette organisation.

Poilievre a également promis, dans des discours à travers le Canada, qu'aucun de ses ministres ne participerait aux conférences du FEM, y compris la réunion annuelle de Davos, en Suisse.

Bien qu'il ait été brièvement mentionné sur le site du FEM en 2021, Poilievre a nié toute implication personnelle, affirmant n'avoir jamais été à Davos ni fait partie de l'organisation. Il a suggéré que son nom avait pu apparaître en lien avec la republication d'un article ou d'une information le concernant, sans son autorisation.

[polcane]

Same energy

[soviet-furries]

Polcan and Shavka (Полкан и Шавка)

Soyuzmultfilm, 1949

[hinahasan]

Vive le CANADA

🔢 Les tendances électorales du 16 avril : 🔴 PLC : 192🔵 PCC : 123🔷 BQ : 18🟠 NPD : 9🟢 PVC : 1Ça bouge dans les circonscriptions ! 👉 https://t.co/Bs7p4uqO8EEssayez Datagotchi 🤖: https://t.co/kGVD9WNvUx#polcan #pixelart #datagotchi #datascience pic.twitter.com/De9SL6Px2a— Léger-Datagotchi (@DATAGOTCHI_fr) April 16, 2025

[violsva]

Voting by Mail

The last day to apply to vote by mail in Canada is Tuesday September 14th. The deadline is 6pm.

Click HERE to sign up (français).

The mail in ballot process is explained HERE (français).

Here are some things to keep in mind.

If you apply to vote by mail you CANNOT change your mind and vote in person on election day.

Your ballot will not have a list of candidates. It will be blank. You need to fill in the full name of the CANDIDATE you are voting for. Not just the party, the person.

You can find a list of the candidates in your riding HERE (français).

There will be three envelopes to put your ballot in to return it by mail. The first inner envelope is unmarked and you should leave it unmarked. This is to keep your vote secret.

The second envelope has your information on it and you need to sign and date it. This is how you guarantee that you are the one who submitted it. This envelope will be removed on election day before your vote is counted.

Elections Canada must receive your ballot by the time the polls close on election day. That's September 20th. If you haven't mailed it before Friday the 17th, go drop it off at an Elections Canada office (français).

More information here. Plus d'informations ici.

Your voting kit will come with paperwork. Read and follow all instructions!

If you make a mistake in voting by mail, no one can tell you about it and help you fix it in time. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR VOTING KIT. If I have got anything wrong, follow the instructions that came with your ballot, not this post.

And if you’re voting in person next week and you’re not 100% sure how to do it, ask the election officials.

If you still want to vote by mail, here’s the link again (français).

[theleftycanadianradical]

Neoliberalism is Ruining Canada. Recommend watching this one before you vote. Share with your family and friends.  Great comparison of the policies and actions of the Liberal Party and Conservative party, and good introduction to what neoliberalism actually is. 

[gaycommie42]

the BBC confirming that poutine is a Québécois dish is one of the funniest thing I’ve seen in my whole life

[sockgate]

its election day bois🇨🇦

if you’re a canadian citizen, 18 years old and can prove your identity / address, you are eligible to vote in the federal election! 

you do not need a voter card to be eligible, you can register on the spot at your polling station!

your polling station can be found here, and acceptable id can be found here

[immunobiz]

POILIEVRE EST CLAIR, AUCUN MEMBRE DE SON ÉQUIPE NE FERA PARTI DU FORUM ÉCONOMIQUE MONDIAL

Pierre Poilievre, chef du Parti conservateur du Canada, a exprimé à plusieurs reprises son opposition à toute participation au Forum économique mondial (FEM).

Il a clairement indiqué qu'il ne souhaite pas que lui-même ou les membres de son futur gouvernement soient associés à cette organisation.

Poilievre a également promis, dans des discours à travers le Canada, qu'aucun de ses ministres ne participerait aux conférences du FEM, y compris la réunion annuelle de Davos, en Suisse.

Bien qu'il ait été brièvement mentionné sur le site du FEM en 2021, Poilievre a nié toute implication personnelle, affirmant n'avoir jamais été à Davos ni fait partie de l'organisation. Il a suggéré que son nom avait pu apparaître en lien avec la republication d'un article ou d'une information le concernant, sans son autorisation.

[polcane]

Co my tu właściwie robimy

What the hell are we doing here

[hwspoland]

Canada: You’re too skinny. Too much coffee, not enough pancakes! Poland: *sips coffee* I hope they put that on my tombstone.

[vikvyr]

PolCan anyone?

[anyanicolablogger]

I’m grinding my teeth, my leg 🦵🏾 is twitching and I can’t catch a wink of sleep 😴. No I’m not high on drugs, that’s just how nervous 😬 I am right now. ‪ The #UpRiSingh has already begun‬. ‪If you didn’t go yet 🏃🏾‍♀️ 🏃🏾‍♀️ run to your local polling stations my friends. ‬ ‪You know what to do. 🙏🏾 ‬ ‪Vote with love 🧡. Vote with courage.🧡‬ ‪People. Just. Go. Vote.🗳 ‬ ‪#Elxn43  #CdnPoli #Election #NDP #BlackVoteCanada #CanadaVotes #ItsOurVote #PolCan #BlackVotesMatter‬ #RepresentationMatters #XMarksTheSpot (at Positive Vibes Only) https://www.instagram.com/p/B34lezQFD0d/?igshid=1rdm9ap1ilwdu

[violsva]

All Canadians:

(or at least all Canadian citizens, which isn’t quite the same thing)

There is an election Monday, September 20th. That’s tomorrow. You need to vote.

If you received a voter card, it will have your poll location on it. If you did not, you can find the location HERE (français). Elections Canada does not call voters - if someone called or texted you to say the time or location has changed, that’s fraud. Check the website for accurate information.

In order to vote you need EITHER a driver’s license or provincial ID card OR two pieces of ID, one of which has your current address. A letter from your University or residence counts. (Proof of address is more important than proof of citizenship.) The full list of ID accepted is HERE (français).

If you didn’t receive a voter information card, you may not be registered to vote. But that’s okay!

YOU DO NOT NEED TO REGISTER IN ADVANCE TO VOTE IN CANADA.

You can register at the poll station on Election Day. It’s not hard and it doesn’t take very long, and you don’t need extra ID.

Voting is quick and usually simple. Polling hours depend on your province (français), but all polls will be open until at least 7:00 pm, usually later. (Note that in the Eastern Time Zone polls open late, at 9:30 am.) Your employer is required to give you time off to vote (français) if you need it.

Information for voters with disabilities is HERE (français). If you have feedback on accessibility, there will be forms you can fill out at your polling station.

If you got a mail-in ballot and you have not sent it yet, you can drop it off in person at your polling place or at your local Elections Canada office (français), anytime before the polls close.

Here’s the acceptable ID list again (français).

EVERYONE GO VOTE.

[theleftycanadianradical]

Remember both Liberals and Conservatives joined forces to order the Port of Montreal Workers back to work this year. They've also voted together against anti-scab legislation. The NDP stands up for YOUR labour rights. CPC and LPC stands up for your BOSS.

[gaycommie42]