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...from two years ago. But much of the context is still very much relevant, IMO.

Also, trigger warning: Andrew Tate. >.<
 
And I've said this before, but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of those young males vulnerable to Tate's influence themselves come from Tate-like parentage--absentee fathers and doormat mothers; almost like "rape babies" themselves, a lot of the time. (Remember: we're dealing with a lot of young males for whom Tate is old enough to be their *father*.)
 
My voting locations (for both voting day and advanced voting) are further away than normal. Anyone else finding this to be the case for themselves too?
 
My voting locations (for both voting day and advanced voting) are further away than normal. Anyone else finding this to be the case for themselves too?

Yes!

My Advance Poll is in an awkwardly far location. The E-Day Poll is a bit of a trek from my house. Normally, they are directly across the street from me at a school.
 
My voting locations (for both voting day and advanced voting) are further away than normal. Anyone else finding this to be the case for themselves too?
My voting day location is close, but the advanced voting spot is pretty far away. I've never had to walk 30 minutes before.
 
My election day voting location isn't even accessible without a car and their parking lot is small from what I can tell. Not to mention ongoing construction on that stretch of Dundas St. in Oakville. It'll be a shitshow

And yes, I live in the 905 but this will be my 4th time participating in a federal election and I've always either walked or biked to a voting location
 
My voting locations (for both voting day and advanced voting) are further away than normal. Anyone else finding this to be the case for themselves too?
Mine is closer than the last federal election.
 
So it sounds like whether it's closer or farther is pretty much distributed by random chance :)

I'm actually in a new riding, so am not sure whether it's closer or farther to my current place than previous elections. But the advance poll is farther away than I would have thought they targeted. Is there just one advance voting location per riding?
 
I've heard mixed reviews on the Easter weekend dates -- great, people are home! bad, people are away! You can apply for a mail-in ballot until April 22, and you can also go to an Elections Canada office on any day up until the advance polls open.
On a more personal note, because of this advice I took I was able to successfully vote today. Thank you very much for this! /bows
 
OTTAWA, ON, April 14, 2025 /CNW/ - Selected by the Leaders' Debates Commission to produce two federal leaders' debates, CBC/Radio-Canada today announced the debates' themes and formats.

  • Both debates will be broadcast live from the atrium of Maison de Radio-Canada in Montreal.
  • Each debate will be 120 minutes in length without commercial interruption, featuring similar formats, with an emphasis on open debate and questions asked by a single moderator.
  • Each debate will feature five main editorial themes, as outlined below.
The English-language debate will be moderated by Steve Paikin, host of TVO's flagship current affairs program The Agenda with Steve Paikin, on Thursday, April 17 at 7 p.m. (EDT). The English debate themes are as follows, in alphabetical order:

Affordability and the cost of living

Energy and climate

Leading in a crisis

Public safety and security

Tariffs and threats to Canada

Last week, the parties participated in draws to determine podium positions for both the French and English debates, as well as the order of arrivals and post-debate scrums.
 

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