Canada Votes 2025: Incarcerated Canadians head to the polls

East to West: Canadians from across the country share their biggest issues this election

The Globe is visiting communities across the country to hear from Canadians about the issues that are affecting their lives, their futures and their votes in this federal election

Senator tries to improve prison voting as inmates across Canada cast their ballots

Twenty-three years after prisoners won the right to vote, Sen. Bernadette Clement visited nine correctional facilities in order to prepare a report about the challenges that still exist for elections held inside.

Canada Votes 2025: Incarcerated Canadians head to the polls

April 16 is voting day at correctional institutions across Canada

It is a day of voting this Wednesday for those incarcerated in federal detention centres who have been able to exercise this right since 2002.

De-banked: Canadian Dissident has bank account frozen by Government

An outspoken Canadian woman running in the country’s upcoming federal election is being targeted after announcing her candidacy and fears further persecution from the government for her vocal political dissent.  Meghan Murphy, who registered to run for the populist PPC (People’s Party of Canada) has been living in Mexico since 2021 as a political refugee due to Canada’s covid hysteria and descent into state sponsored wokeism.   The prominent cri…

How Coffee Roasters Are Offering Formerly Incarcerated People a New Path Forward

It can be hard for people leaving prison to find employment, which often leads to reoffending. A growing number of coffee companies are trying to change that. The post How Coffee Roasters Are Offering Formerly Incarcerated People a New Path Forward appeared first on Fresh Cup.