Elections Canada provides accessible resources to help all Canadians participate in democracy. These resources are available in English and French, in accessible formats such as braille, e-text, large print, audio (MP3) and video (ASL and LSQ). Below, you can explore some of Elections Canada’s accessible materials.
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Inspire Democracy Toolkits
There are many ways to participate in a federal election: by registering and voting, by working at the election, by becoming a candidate and by sharing information with your community. Inspire Democracy has a series of toolkits that can help you get involved and spread the word.
Toolkit 1: Running in a Federal Election
This toolkit provides essential information for those who are interested in running as a candidate in a federal election. It covers the nomination process, campaign requirements and more.
Available formats: E-text, large print, audio (MP3), and PDF. Video formats will be available soon (ASL and LSQ).
Toolkit 2: Working at a Federal Election
This toolkit describes the various jobs available during a federal election, including the responsibilities and qualifications and how to apply.
Available formats: E-text, large print, audio (MP3), PDF, and video formats (ASL and LSQ).
Toolkit 2: Working at a Federal election video (ASL)
Toolkit 3: Registering and Voting in a Federal Election
This toolkit explains how to register and vote in a federal election, including how to prove your identity and address.
Available formats: E-text, large print, audio (MP3), PDF, and video formats (ASL and LSQ).
Toolkit 3: Registering and Voting in a Federal Election video (ASL).
Community Leader Handbook
This handbook contains comprehensive information on where, when and the ways to register and vote in a federal election. It also includes information specifically for electors with disabilities.
Available formats: E-text, and Large print, PDF, and audio (MP3).
Physical Copies
You can order physical copies of these materials through the Elections Canada website. Formats include English, French, Indigenous languages, heritage languages, braille, large print and more.
Contact Elections Canada
For more information or to access these resources, visit InspireDemocracy.ca or contact Elections Canada. Join us in making elections accessible for everyone.