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With general voting day just around the corner, now's a great time to make your voting plan! This video highlights all six of our voting locations, including three that have changed since the last election. Remember, North Cowichan voters can cast their ballot at any of these locations.
You can also test your knowledge at Muni Uni for a chance to win prizes! www.connectnorthcowichan.ca/muni-uni
Wondering who does what? Each level of government is responsible for different things. Our friends at the @mycvrd have created a helpful chart. www.facebook.com/share/p/1CKE...
Do you know someone who has made a lasting impact on local sport? Nominations are now open for the North Cowichan/Duncan Sports Wall of Fame, recognizing outstanding athletes, teams, coaches, builders, & sports leaders who have helped shape our sporting community. Learn more at northcowichan.ca/SWOF
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October's Muni Uni lesson is now live! Ever wonder who does what in government? Learn the different roles of North Cowichan, the CVRD, the Province, and the Government of Canada.
connectnorthcowichan.ca/muni-uni
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Tomorrow is your first opportunity to vote in advance for North Cowichan's General Local Election! Advance voting is available at Municipal Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 7 (and Tuesday, Oct. 13!) from 8am to 8pm. Will we see you there?
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Whether you're voting for the first time or it's your first election in North Cowichan, this video shows exactly what to expect when you arrive at a voting location. Follow along and see how simple it is to cast your ballot. Find full election details at northcowichan.ca/election
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Every vote helps shape North Cowichan's future. Vote by mail, vote in advance on Oct. 7 or 13, or vote at any of our six voting locations on Oct. 17. Plan your vote at northcowichan.ca/voters
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To vote as a resident elector in this monthβs General Local Election, you must be 18+, a Canadian citizen, have lived in B.C. for at least 6 months, and reside in North Cowichan. Note β you do not need a voting card to vote, but we recommend bringing I.D. Learn more: northcowichan.ca/voters
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Cowichan Aquatic Centre, Fuller Lake Arena, and Municipal Hall are all closed today - Wednesday, September 30.
M'akola Housing Society has planned the Every Child Matters March starting this morning at 9am at the Cowichan Tribes soccer field on River Road. Everyone is invited to participate.π§‘
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day. North Cowichan recognizes this day in honour of the survivors of the residential school system, and to remember those who didn't make it home.
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September's topic is all about elections and voting! How long do you need to be a resident of B.C. to vote? When can you vote? Do you need to be registered?
Find the answers to these questions - and so much more - at ConnectNorthCowichan.ca/Muni-Uni