Here’s the latest news on jurisdictions across Canada that are discussing internet voting for future elections: NO to Online Voting Newfoundland and Labrador Residents of Newfoundland and Labrador will be heading to the polls this fall for a municipal election, but they won’t be voting online. Minister of Municipal Affairs Kevin O’Brien thinks it is better […]

Several more jurisdictions in Canada and throughout the world are considering a switch to online voting. Here’s the latest news: THUNDER BAY, ON Thunder Bay, Ontario is exploring how online voting could function during their next civic election.  A motion to have a report prepared with more information on online voting was passed by council. […]

We have previously written about the debate over online voting in municipalities across Canada. Cities like Sudbury and Cambridge will be able to vote online during their next municipal elections. Edmonton and St. Albert have rejected online voting. Waterloo is still investigating how online voting could be implemented. Here’s a rundown of some recent online […]

Several Canadian municipalities are considering the implementation of online voting. Here’s an update: Edmonton and St. Albert, AB A new report recommends that Edmonton should implement online voting for their fall municipal election. St. Albert Mayor Nolan Crouse believes that his city could also bring in the new technology. Edmonton conducted an online voting experiment […]