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Canadians head to the polls on October 19 to elect a new federal government, and contrary to popular opinion every vote does matter. With three weeks left in the campaign, the race is as tight as ever with the Conservatives, Liberals, and New Democrats all polling neck-in-neck. Take this opportunity to consider your local candidates here in the riding of Provencher.

Regardless of who you vote for, please take the opportunity to do so on October 19. Niverville’s polling place is at the Niverville Heritage Centre, and will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

If you are still undecided, you’re not alone. Polls indicate that approximately 25 percent of Canadians haven’t made up their minds yet. If you’re having trouble deciding which of Canada’s federal parties best represents your values, try the powerful online tools below to help you come to an informed decision.

For more information

www.votecompass.cbc.ca
canada.isidewith.com

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