Right To Vote

• ‘Very emotional’: Chinese-Canadian veterans honoured ahead of Remembrance Day

  Ahead of Remembrance Day, a group of Chinese-Canadian youth paid tribute to Canadian veterans at the Chinese-Canadian Military Museum in Vancouver’s Chinatown on Sunday.

  Features

  Nov 7, 2022
  
• B.C. veteran among the last from unit that fought for Canada before they were allowed to vote

  On Remembrance Day 95-year-old Gordon Quan, one of the last living members of the Chinese-Canadian Force 136, says he is always reminded of how fortunate he was to make it home.

  News

  Nov 11, 2021
  
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• B.C. man in COVID-19 isolation frustrated he won’t be able to vote in federal election

  The Salmon Arm man says he understands the importance of isolating, but when he tried reaching out to officials about how to still vote, he got the run-around.

  Health

  Sep 17, 2021
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• Voting behind bars: Informing inmates a challenge for Saskatchewan advocates during pandemic

  There’s no door knocking or lawn signs in prison during elections.

  Canada

  Oct 20, 2020
• A century after suffrage, where will the fight for political equality go in the next 100 years?

  A century ago, most Canadian women won the right to vote in federal elections and Global News asked female MPs from the three main parties what they hope the next 100 years will bring.

  Canada

  May 24, 2018
• Feds in court to fight against long-term expats’ right to vote

  Ontario's top court begins grappling today with the issue of whether long-term Canadian expats should have the right to vote.

  Politics

  Jan 6, 2015
• WATCH: Okanagan residents denied right to vote

  It is a citizen's right, to vote in elections...

  Nov 14, 2014