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04/18/2025

It feels so good to exercise your democratic right to vote!!

🗳️ You can vote early at advance polls until Monday, April 21, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (local time). If you can, vote before lunch or early in the afternoon when the polls are less busy! 🤫 Find your assigned advance polling station here: https://www.elections.ca/Scripts/vis/FindED?L=e&QID=-1&PAGEID=20

04/12/2025

You're invited to a nonpartisan public forum featuring political candidates running in Charlottetown district, focused on the key social issues shaping PEI’s future. This forum is designed to help voters make informed decisions before heading to the polls.

Organized by Meals on Wheels PEI, the Coalition for Women in Leadership, and the Community Sector Network of PEI, this event is open to everyone.

📆 4:30-6:30pm, April 15th at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre

Forum topics will include:
Indigenous Rights
Gender Equity
2SLGBTQIA+ Rights
Poverty
Immigration
Francophone Affairs
Climate Change / Environment
Economic Inequality
Youth
Housing
And more

Register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/charlottetown-social-issues-forums-tickets-1316312559299?aff=oddtdtcreator

Submit a Question:
Want to raise a topic that matters to you? Submit your questions in advance here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSex0z9DfArJKjhl6kCw63-EdyFWB3hMjwRDDMEAnYPKOConHQ/viewform

04/12/2025

Join Charlottetown candidates for a forum event on social issues, hosted in partnership between the Community Sector Network of PEI Meals on Wheels PEI and the Coalition.

Reserve your seat using the Eventbrite link in our Instagram bio and suggest a question

**Don't forget to register to vote with Elections Canada! This must be done by April 22nd.**

Questions are not provided to candidates in advance, only the themes. Questions will not be taken from the floor. All candidates have been invited, but the attendance of every candidate is not guaranteed.

04/12/2025

Members of the Island business community, mark your calendars! 📢

Join us on Thursday, April 17th, at the Rodd Charlottetown (Georgian Ballroom) from 4–5:30 PM for the 2025 Charlottetown Federal Candidates’ Debate.

Hear from Joe Byrne (NDP), Sean Casey (Liberal), Daniel Cousins (Green), Natalie Jameson (Conservative), and Robert Lucas (PPC) as they share their vision.

🔹 No registration required
🔹 Seating is limited—first come, first served!

📍75 Kent Street, Rodd Charlottetown, Georgian Ballroom
📆Thursday, April 17
⏰4-5:30 PM

Don’t miss this chance to hear from your candidates on topics affecting the business community ahead of the election.

04/09/2025

Some useful resources!

Poll Tracker
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/

Party Platform Tracker
https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/features/2025/federal-party-platforms/

Vote Compass
https://votecompass.cbc.ca/

04/08/2025

Upcoming Federal Candidates’ Debates across PEI
Come hear what your candidates have to say about issues you care about

Mon April 14th - Mapeque District Debate hosted by
Tues April 15th - Egmont District Debate hosted by Summerside Chamber
Wed April 16th - Cardigan District Debate hosted by
Thurs April 17th - Charlottetown District Debate hosted by Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce

04/07/2025

Hear from your candidate!

The Eastern PEI Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with Meals on Wheels PEI, the Community Sector Network of PEI and PEI Coalitions for Women’s Leadership are excited to bring you the 2025 Cardigan District Federal Debate.

Wednesday, April 16th, 6:00pm at the Kings Playhouse, Georgetown.

All candidates have confirmed attendance.

We are asking for the general public and business community to submit questions for all candidates. Questions can be submitted to Sandra at [email protected].

Not all questions will be guaranteed to be ask due to time limits. Deadline to submit questions is April 9th, 2025.

04/03/2025

Hey PEI, Democracy needs you!

Will you be away on election day (April 28th)? Find out how to vote early.
Do you have the right ID to vote?
Who's even running in your riding?
Where the heck do you go to vote?

Go to Elections Canada for all your voting questions! https://www.elections.ca/

Early voting dates across PEI:
Friday April 18th
Saturday April 19th
Sunday April 20th
Monday April 21st

04/03/2025

THIS!

Another election where two parties are polling at 39% of the vote but either could win a "majority" and all the power.

A handful of voters in some swing ridings are what matter to the parties and their leaders.

At the end of the day, no matter what the outcome, some people will be relieved, others will be furious or afraid, but most people's votes are just not going to count.

We can do better. Canadians want better.

We must tell the party leaders that we want a commitment to action on proportional representation! They need to hear it - now.

Join the campaign for PR:

https://secure.fairvote.ca/en/action/declaration-of-voters-rights-d-claration-des-droits-des-lecteurs