Trudeau Government Permit 2.8 Million NON-RESIDENTS To Vote In 2019 Election

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Until Prime Minister Justin Trudeau passed Bill C-76 through Parliament, a Canadian citizen living in another country could not vote if they had lived outside of Canada for more than five years.

Say sayonara to this one. PM Trudeau,In his infinite scheming, PM Trudeau has kicked open the doors for any ex-pat to vote in the October, 2019 federal election– even if they have not lived in Canada for FIFTY years.

Pourquoi? Desperation, for one thing. Trudeau & Co. obviously realize they are taking a hit in the polls. Another factor is that government believe the majority of ex-pats will vote Liberal. They wouldn’t have made the change if they knew otherwise.

Additionally, if ex-pats follow Canadian politics to any degree, they do so on a superficial level. As any sensible(non-Liberal) Canadian understands, Justin Trudeau loves superficiality. He has based his entire political career on it. Fact is, if people follow politics in the media on this basis, what they absorb is decidedly pro-Liberal.

As a corollary, the appears the Trudeau government has cancelled the need for Photo Identification in order to vote in the upcoming federal election. This, at a time when illegal entry to Canada is at its highest level in history.

Here we see the way our Liberal government roll. As in, they will do anything to win any upcoming federal election. Voter integrity be damned. Justin Trudeau’s aspiration is to become a de facto dictator while pretending to adhere to the tenets of democratic governance.

159 thoughts on “Trudeau Government Permit 2.8 Million NON-RESIDENTS To Vote In 2019 Election”

  1. How is this legal how can non- citizens be allowed to vote? Seriously so very crazy soon we can have all sorts from anywhere voting for our Country with this being permitted I say court time again if this is not no constitutional then what the hell is. We have Ford fighting the right way in court let’s add more now

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    • A non-resident is not the same as a non-citizens. I am a resident of Japan but a citizen of Canada.

      Also, this ruling just puts the law back to what it was before the Harper government removed that right.

      Finally, it’s not just the Trudeau government allowing it. It was ruled constitutional for expats to vote by the Supreme Court of Canada.

      Not saying it’s right or it’s wrong, but it’s not just Trudeau doing as he pleases.

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      • The only way non-residents should be allowed to vote is if they pay taxes in Canada. If they don’t pay Canadian income taxes, they should not be allowed to vote. Already, by living outside the country they are not contributing to sales taxes, real estate taxes, road taxes, etc. If they aren’t contributing, they shouldn’t vote.

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      • makes no difference they are not living in canada they should not get a vote only canadian citizens who reside in canada should get the vote

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        • Small petty minds, sometimes work and family takes you overseas, do you leave your Citizenship card at the airport gate? I still owned my property and still paid taxes in Canada so yes I did expect to be allowed to vote and have a say!

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          • If someone does not return to Canada for 5 years or more, how likely is it that they are familiar with the issues? Since they have to vote in a riding, they could, theoretically, be a deciding factor in an important issue. Simply voting for a familiar name without understanding the consequences is what got us into our current mess. I don’t want Donald Sutherland and Neil Young saddling me with a Liberal mp. Obviously the incumbent has a tremendous advantage since they are the only candidate likely to receive foreign exposure.

          • You are not non-resident if you still have property in Canada and are still paying tax to Canadian government. Citizens with non-residents status are those who don’t have any financial ties to Canada, no properties in Canada and not paying tax to Canadian government. The only remaining of this group of citizens is their citizenship card and shouldn’t have the right to vote.

          • If you pay taxes, it is fair that you vote. If you haven’t lived in Canada, haven’t paid income, property, sales or any other taxes here, you should not have a vote. Calling people with concerns petty, is nasty.

        • it makes a big difference….if they are citizens and non residents, they would still pay taxes to Canada, and most likely get the government pensions as well. All this shows is that jr is terrified and desperate

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      • If someone hasn’t lived in Canada for five years, it is highly unlikely they know what is going on here. If they haven’t lived here for more than five, it is even more likely that they don’t know how Trudeau is ruining out country.

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        • I beg to differ. There are many,many expats who know very well what is going on and they hate the idiot and his government as much as the rest of us.

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        • Conservative supporting ex-pat here. I love this idea. I pay taxes in Canada and have not been able to vote for a decade. Taxation without representation.

          And at the risk of sounding as sarcastic as a resident Canadian, there is this thing called the internet. I get all the news I want from virtually any news source in the world. I’d hesitate to say it’s likely the exact same place a resident gets their news from.

          Most expats will have friends and family in Canada. We get a very great feel for how the country is doing from boots on the ground.

          Thanks Justin. Good choice. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then. I appreciate having my vote back, but it won’t be for you. ( Most expats I know will not be voting for Trudeau either)

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        • I work for NATO for the past 15 years in the Balkans and Afghanistan, because of this I have been deemed a non-resident. Under the last regime, I was not allowed to vote, even though I have to represent my country and understand it’s politics more often than people actually in Canada. I appreciate Mr Trudeau giving my right to vote back but that does not mean he bought my vote. So before everybody starts making ignorant come TD maybe they should learn the entire situation

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      • If they havent lived in Canada for more than 5 years they are not citizens any longer. If th ya aren’t here to live out the consequences of their vote they shouldn’t have one

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        • If you believe that the consequences of your vote are limited to your existence in only one part of our world you are very sadly terribly uninformed and/or unaware. When citizens engage in debate in defense of limiting or reducing the franchise they are on a very slippery slope leading to the loss of their own agency.

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      • I say let them vote but make them come to a polling station and show ID.Trudeau will be using these absent voters to fill his ballets .We all know the Canadians living here are fed up with him.

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      • One of the problems with people who leave the country for years is that they are not paying the same taxes as residents eg sales tax, carbon tax, health tax, property tax etc-many of which support infrastructure, including health care. I know of many people who choose to live/retire overseas but always return when they need surgery or other health care. Health care that they haven’t contributed to.

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        • I, too know of quite a few who brag about their Italian home, or their home in Bali or Paris or London, but are very open about coming home when they need health care even though they haven’t paid for any of it. Citizenship by convenience. Paid for by you and me. Provided by an overcrowded, under-achieving, often too-little-too-late health care system.

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    • It absolutely does not mean that a non-citizen can vote. This bill means that a person who was born in Canada but is now living (residing) in another country (remember, dual-citizenship is a thing) can vote in Canadian elections. This practice has always been allowable, but was restricted to within 5 years of a citizen moving outside the country.
      I suggest you learn the difference between citizen and resident, and do not make this an immigrant issue. I can explain more about how the anti-immigrant undertones in this “article” have absolutely nothing to do with Bill C-76, if you’d like.

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    • You can’t be a non-citizen. Where in the article does it say that? It says non-resident citizens. So Canadian citizens who live in other countries.

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    • No where in this article does it say they are allowing non-citizens to vote! They are opening a window for voter fraud by not requiring photo ID!

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        • In previous elections could Canadians vote with only having the voter ID card and nothing else? This is light weight as hell don’t you think?

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      • In most cases, photo ID is required. What is NOT required is proof of citizenship. Someone can walk in with photo ID and a hydro bill, and be placed on the voters’ list with absolutely NO check or balance regarding citizenship. They are required to sign a “declaration” that they are a citizen, but there is no verification.

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    • The article refers to non-residents – including those who have not been in Canada or paid taxes to Canada for decades. It seems to me that people who have not paid taxes should not have a say in how other people’s money is spent. It’s like people who have lived elsewhere for most of their lives – never paying Canadian taxes – who come running to Canada the minute they have health issues. Despite NEVER contributing, they want to take advantage of the health care paid for by others. Despicable ethics.

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    • Can’t we get a treason charge against him. I am sure someone can. Liberals are like the walking dead. They keep getting up no matter what you do to them.

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      • Check yourself, and your unabashed hatred. We are talking about Canadian CITIZENS, who have simply lived elsewhere for more than five years – do you know how many people work overseas? – Professional engineers, geologists, project managers, professors, etc. Many careers can only be pursued internationally now, our world is global. They are still Canadians, and still deserve their vote.

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      • It’s actually not hogwash. The law does require someone to be a citizen, but there is no verification of that citizenship at the polls.

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    • They ARE citizens, they’re NON-residents… that means that they’re Canadians that had to go work in the US and overseas. Not immigrants…

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    • The fuckwitt turdoo must be gotten rid of before he destroys what’s left of this demented dominion. We cannot tolerate this level of stupidity much longer.

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      • AFP factcheck is in itself misleading pro-liberal garbage. The absolutely TRUE statement about NON-RESIDENTS is posted next to MISLEADING. Don’t tell me you’re not trying to pull the wool over someone’s eyes when you do something like that. You then scroll to the bottom of a few pages of ranting until you get the truth, “Canadian citizens will now be allowed to vote no matter how long they have lived outside the country, even if they have no intentions of returning to Canada.”

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    • Hello Faaye , I have to ask if you actually read and understand what is being said… as other have already pointed out you don’t know the difference between non Canadaiands and non residents…. Please do some research before speaking about things you are opinionated about, but show little knowledge!!

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    • Not non-citizen, non-resident! I AM Canadian and lives overseas in a Commonwealth Country, I still paid Canadian taxes and I was not allowed to vote! Maybe read the article properly!!

      There are hundreds of other issues that people should be angry about: Allowing a CANADIAN born here! To vote when they live elsewhere for a few years should not be one of them! Denying veterans pensions and giving money to terrorist maybe would be a higher priority!

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    • So, if you’re born in Canada, grow-up in Canada, but work internationally, as so many professionals do, suddenly you lose your right to vote, but not your passport? Check yourself. All Canadians are entitled to vote – even if you disagree with them.

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    • Trudeau has never done any thing to benefit Canadian citizens, All he cares about himself and his friends. He’s relying on the expatriates not being as well informed of what is really going on in today’s Canada. Such a cynical and disgusting way to influence the results of an election. And the getting rid of ID helps him in that a group of people who believe in cheating the non-believers will take advantage of it to vote him in. Has Trudeau no shame? How does he face the Canadian citizens ? We have seen how. He insults us and he doesn’t give a damn about us.

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  2. It’s only worse off, if he & his cabal of Commies get Re-elected, they’ll take it to a whole new level. And we’ll truly be living in a dictatorship! This goes without saying & is based on how the PM & Liberals have trashed the system & country to date!

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  3. He will rig this election any way he can to win because he has nothing but this election to lose. He has destroyed Canada, he got billions of dollars out of it, made a name for himself the world over (even if it is a joke. The jokes on us as he is laughing all the way to his money and clearly hasn’t the mentality to know how very stupid he is). And he can hang with Hillary and Bill and all the other corrupted billionaires and plot more devistation on the world!

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  4. The Supreme Court of Canada struck down this provision after it was challenged in the court. Expats,who are Canadian citizens living abroad, brought the legal action. Your piece is full of ‘fake facts’ and poorly researched. Cease and desist passing of conservative/Harper voter suppression attempts as anything more than what it is
    — a poor rouse to deny Canadian citizens the right to vote as they choose.

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    • Norman if that’s your line of thinking then we should all be able to vote in place of our dead relatives who are not here but were at one time. Are all liberals as stupid as you? Dumb question…of course they are.

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      • There is a difference between being dead and living abroad. If you are a Canadian citizen living abroad you likely still pay Canadian taxes, own property in Canada, have a Canadian bank account and other interest in Canada. Interests that would likely be affected by government decisions and laws that get passed. Please explain how that CANADIAN CITIZAN should not have a right to vote on who that government is?

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        • Because their asses do not live in Canada! What is next, federal offenders and hardcore convicts being allowed to vote?! Get your head checked! Demoncrats from USA allowed illegal immigrants in California to vote on their election!

          Ask Trudeau how many prohibitions of deportations including wanted on red notice interpol was allowed by fingerpicked judges over the course of his administration – all Canadian tax payers’dime.

          I would not be surprised if he gave citizenships to illegal immigrants with criminal background just to get votes.

          As for legalizing marijuana, he did it only because he is trying to get more votes and he is trying to catch up with deficit that is destroying this country, which primarily is through allowing illegal immigration to take place and spending billions of dollars trying not to deport the same, meaning recycling the money through various channels, that end up being reinvested into their pockets.

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          • I’m sorry, are we talking about illegal immigrants or Canadian citizens. None of that incoherent rambling had anything to do with what I said.

            Get yer tin foil hats boys, treau-dope is gonna start putting mind control chemicals in that there devils lettuce to make us all start voting liberal.

    • We lived outside Canada during the Harper gov’t, never had a problem voting. Had our passports which we often used for various ID requirements.

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  5. Further to this mess from Trujoke you won’t need to show your ID when you vote. This thug is going to rig the voting machines. If and when this happens we can eject him.

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    • Photo ID was not required to vote in 2015. The statement in the “article” about Trudeau eliminating the need for photo ID to vote is false.

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    • Elections Canada has very firm rules about Identification and runs a pretty tight ship, I have a lot of faith in Elections Canada.

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  6. Absolutely unacceptable! This is just another reason that a Real Majority of Canadians need to take ownership of the decision-making powers of the nation in October!

    Partisan governments that rule with a little less than 40% of the popular vote can no longer be tolerated, if we honestly hope to defend our National Soul and Sovereignty against the Globalist Forces! The Bill is being pushed by the United Nations to further erode our national borders, and our defenses against foreign influences in our decision-making!

    Just how do you control or scrutinize voters that have lived outside of Canada for more than 5 years with zero intention of ever returning? Where do they vote ~ in an Embassy, or are they mail in votes! Who holds the actual numbers of potential voters that be allowed to vote?

    Too many opportunities available for rigging and outright fraud!

    Canadians must vote for a Mandate that will require 2/3 of elected and sitting Members of Parliament in Free and Unwhipped votes to pass any Legislation in Parliament ~ preventing partisan governments from passing Laws with only about 40% of the popular vote of the nation!

    Elect Independent MPs to Parliament who will SERVE the Will and Leadership of their Constituents and will vote freely on all legislation and motions ~ and the powers of decision-making will be held by majority of Canadians!

    Bill C76 would never meet the light of day or have been passed without the consent of Canadians!

    This Bill should go to a Confirmation Vote in the next Parliament of Canada ~ If it does not meet he threshold of 3/4 of the elected and sitting MPs in a FREE VOTE it will be repealed! We need mandated FREE votes, and electing 338 Independent of Party MPs in October would insure its’ repeal!

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  7. Expats voting, this is insane, why would they have a say in the lives of canadians paying taxes. I believe if you not live here and dont pay canadian taxes = no vote

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      • Yes but they don’t contribute to Canadian society they don’t spend money here…no vote for x pats unless they do contribute. and we definitely need photo id or were just asking for fraud…no pass port or proper photo id no vote…

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    • Some of us Ex-pats still pay taxes. So why can’t I still have a say what happens? I still am Canadian at heart and still care deeply about what happens to in Canada. I have still spent more of my life in Canada then outside of it. And I hope one day, to move back.

      So no, I disagree with your comment. More so with the wealth of online information, one can know everything that is going on these days. If anything, I get a bit of a unique perspective from being outside of Canada.

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      • I do hope you see what Trudeau is doing to Canada. He has had 10 vacations this past year, gave 20M to Clinton Foundations for abortion to women in Africa and a lot more for other reasons. He hasn’t done a damn thing for Canadians but has dished out millions to terrorists and welcomed them back with open arms. People are flooding over the border in Quebec and he hasn’t done anything to try to stop it. Cities and provinces are paying millions for “refugees” to stay in hotels and the federal govt. is not coming up with the money they promised. Some places are being overrun and we will be in big trouble if a sane government does not get a handle on this and stop it.

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  8. if andrew is elected ,all resources and time spent will be rescinding liberal laws. again leaving us stagnant. we have to have common sense laws. we need infrastructure and more affordable commodities. and some things will have to be deemed necessities of life.

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  9. He will be making it legal for illegal immigrants to vote next without citizenship. Sound familiar? Just what the Dems are trying to do in the US.

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  10. I really take issue with your position. I am not a Trudeau fan in any way but am very pleased to know about this change. After I first moved to Texas 7 years ago I was able to vote as a non-resident for one federal election. Then the time restriction prevented me doing so again. I’m happy to know about this new change which will mean I can vote.
    When I was still in Canada and worked a couple of federal elections as an administrator, part of the job entailed mailing voting instructions to non-residents as well as snow bird Canadians. I always appreciated the effort these people took to vote.
    I still actively follow Canadian politics, as do many of my expat Canadian friends. For that I thank CBC Radio One, which I listen to on Sirius XM.

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    • And that Linda Evasouk is why you shouldn’t be voting…getting all the left wing bias from CBC. If that’s where you get all your Info from then you should not be allowed to make decisions that hurt REAL Canadians.

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    • Butt out of Canada’s affairs! This law must be changed. Dual citizenship must be out! And anyone wanting to become an elected official must be born in Canada. It’s time we start valuing our country and our citizens, past and present.

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    • If you are listening to CBC Radio, you will be getting a Liberal slant on everything you hear. Sirius XM is great but CBC news is too one sided. Changing the voting laws when an election is coming up so soon is not doing it because it is the right thing to do, it is to give you more votes. Trudeau is doing everything he can as he knows most of Canada has had it with him. I’m hoping he hasn’t given the refugees a quick path to citizenship so they can vote but I am very concerned.

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  11. You are confusing non citizen with non resident. The law allows a Canadian citizen living in another country to vote in Canadian elections. This is a common practice. Americans who live here vote in American elections. Our service men who are out of the country get to vote as well even though rhth may not be on Canadian soil.

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  12. Next time I’m in court, my brother is going to be my lawyer, my uncle the prosecutor and my momma the judge. Make sure this shit’s fair.

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  13. 30 years ago even liberals would be shocked at the lawlessness of this monster PM. I’ll pray to a higher power to deal with him because this kind of wickedness is an affront. We will honor You God by praying for your intervention in the election this fall because wickedness is at work through this thing in the PMO.

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  14. To to be quite honest I believe a non-resident who has resided in this country for four years or more and paid his taxes, and invested into our economy they should have a right to vote ahead of somebody who does not live in the country, pay tax or support our economy! I know a few very hard-working noncitizens that contribute to our economy have bought houses cars but are not allowed to vote because he can’t afford to pay the citizenship fees for his family… sad

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  15. So 2.8 million voters.. vote liberal, and can’t be found to be asked if they actually voted. Sounds about right for this crooked party.

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  16. OK. This article talks about NON-RESIDENTS being able to vote now. This means CITIZENS of Canada. Why should citizens be denied the right to vote in their own country? They are not allowed to vote in the country they are living in, if they are not citizens, so why should they be disenfranchised? The 5 year limit was monstrously unfair. However, that being said, changing the law and allowing citizens of Canada who do not reside in Canada to exercise their right does not mean that they will automatically vote Liberal. If Justin thinks that, I think that he may have another think coming.

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  17. This seems like junk. But if you know people not voting couldn’t you vote “on their behalf”. Its one of the main reasons why you need ID now. Just raid the old age home and find all the people who may have issues making decisions and cast that vote (again and again).

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    • I voted in 2015 without photo ID. It was never required. The statement that Trudeau has eliminated the requirement for photo ID is false. I’m sure some kind of ID will be necessary just as it was in 2015.

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  18. I moved my family out of Alberta thanks the healthcare reform and Ralph Klein in 1994. Even our kids born abroad have the papers as proud Canadian citizens. I’m not a liberal ex-pat. I will gladly exercise my new right to help boot the boy PM out of office!

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  19. Non-residents cannot vote in federal elections in Canada. Only Canadian citizens who maintain their Canadian citizenship can. This is the same with many democratic countries – people with Swiss passports in Canada always vote in Swiss elections and referendums. Anything else is pure hogwash.

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  20. A Canadain is a Canadain. Keep your shirt on.. Better off catching and thowing out all cheaters and liers. Identity theft is the number one crime in Cenada.

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  21. if your not canadian you should not be allowed to vote honestly they should not have online voting you should be only able to vote in person then their is no one making more then one vote cause online all you need is a different email address and you can vote again and thats not right or fair to us canadains but it dose not matter what party wins its going to take them at least two full terms to even start to get things going right for canada

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  22. We are Dealing with another type of monster in this instance , Canada has never experienced this kind of Problem before . With the modern World that we have become used to today, many of us are to a unknown extent like Justin and are victims of our environment . When his Mother was carrying him in her womb in 1972 she smoked way to much in illegal Marijuana and other drugs ; Justin was born stoned and just got worse with the passing of time !

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  23. We as Canadians are used to the rule of Law but Lately it has been the Rule of Justin.
    Justin is being ruled by Marijuana and he already suffers from a diminished Capacity !

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  24. I believe some people would take the time and effort to vote on something that affects their families & home country. I know my son would.

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  25. That’s funny, I posted a comment on here 2 days ago pointing out that most others contries in the world allow citizens who reside outside their country to vote. Also pointing out other inaccuracies in this “artical”…. my comment has been deleted. Seems like whoever wrote this artical is not looking for a valid discussion, they are looking for an echo chamber of their right slanted opinions….

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  26. We must rid ourselves of this little shitstorm Turdoo, before the entire country is at war. What he is doing is not sustainable. We must not allow this to continue.

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  27. Expat here and I wouldn’t vote liberal, never have voted liberal. Look at the mess Trudeau has made of Harper’s fantastic economy. Look at the juvenile actions on his part to prove he’s a sjw. He’s ridiculous. I will be voting conservative. Thanks Justin.

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  28. This could be very dangerous ,because we have lots of tourist Canadians. There is a lot of people come here to become Canadians just so they have a soft place to land. Being Canadian used to count for something, now it means chite.There is a so much to clean up come October , people don’t realize how this Fed Government put us on the brink of Bankruptcy .Think of the Country as your household would you borrow 256 Million and give it to China the third richest Country in the world . Or would you try to save some money to pay off your debt of 20 billion dollars .This kind of thinking is ridiculous , and you must be an idiot to let it happen.

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  29. Still not a reason to be complicit or complacent. Trudeau will do absolutely anything (unless it benefits or doesn’t endanger Canadian citizens) to win another term.

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    • Agreed, anything to win. Legal, illegal, it makes no difference. He also desperately wants to keep butcher boy immigration minister Ahmed Hussen in charge of the decimation of English Canada. Hussen hates Britain, Anglophones and anything else related to colonialism. He is garbage.

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  30. Prime Minister Trudeau should not receive one vote in October’s election….. after you read this.
    “What did Trudeau and the Libs do that’s so bad?
    The minister of defense is guilty of public perjury, gross negligence causing a threat to national security and should be in jail.
    The minister of finance engaged in insider trading – should be a 10 year sentence.
    The minister of immigration actively and quietly attempted to remove protections of FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) from the Canadian citizenship guide, which HAD he succeeded would have provided a lawful excuse under current Canadian laws for practitioners of this crime on humanity to never face sentencing or punishment if they performed it here. DOMESTIC TERROR
    THE PRIME MINISTER IS GUILTY OF DOMESTIC TERRORISM AS WELL WHEREAS:
    1/ according to sec 83:01-83:09 of the criminal code of Canada; any political leader in Canada who incites, endorses, supports or forces ANY IDEOLOGY upon the citizens of Canada is guilty of domestic terror.
    2/any citizen who is actively sending money by donation or otherwise to any org that has KNOWN affiliations to terrorists is committing domestic terror.
    He blew the Asia Pacific deal. He blew the helicopter deal with the Philippines. He blew the pipeline deal. He blew the deal with China. He blew the deal with Europe. He‘s screwed up immigration. What more do people need to realize Trudeau is a complete failure at everything he does?
    Do we need to mention the fiasco at our Southern border?
    -At the G7 he pledged $400 Million to Education around the world along with another $180 Million to the Global Partnership for Education in Europe. None of it is going to fix our messed up school systems here at home. Meanwhile education costs are skyrocketing for our youth making university a mountain too high for many to climb.
    -He pledged $241 Million to Family Planning around the world including a $20 Million donation to the Bill and Hillary Clinton Foundation (because they have integrity!). This all happened while he told vets that they were asking too much.
    -He pledged $2.65 Billion to climate change at the Commonwealth Leaders Summit and now he is trying to bully the provinces into new taxes to pay for this pledge.
    -He pledged $300 Million to the Rohingya Refugee crisis while we have a refugee crisis of our own flooding into Quebec that he won’t address.
    -He pledged $125 Million to Caribbean Reconstruction while our own infrastructure in cities is falling apart.
    -He pledged $650 million to Sexual and Reproductive health in Haiti and around the globe wanting safer abortions for woman while many women in our own country are left without a family doctor.
    -He has pledged $50 million to Palestine for flood relief when NB had some of the worst flooding in decades this past spring.
    -He pledged $840 million to Syria for Humanitarian Assistance when half the native reserves in our country don’t have clean drinking water.
    -He gave $10.5 Million to a convicted…CONVICTED terrorist in a backroom deal that has lead to another $30.8 Million payed out for three other fellers who say they were wrongfully detained.
    -And just recently he spent $4.5 Billion on a pipeline, and now the courts have ruled it shut down. Good investment for Canada he said.
    Pressured Jody Wilson Raybould repeatedly & INAPPROPRIATELY with several different high ranking officials to offer SNC Lavalin a DPA instead of prosecution for repeated & sustained corruption AFTER the former AG had determined they were ineligible for such a deal.
    Lied about the above having ever taken place.
    Replaces Canada’s old F-18s with Australia’s old F-18s.
    His love of all things Castro and all things Red China.
    Imposes tough regulations and taxes on oil from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland but not oil from Saudi Arabia.
    Every new project has to undergo strict environmental assessments…except cement plants in Quebec.
    Says that a proposed pipeline must consider “the intersection of sex and gender with other identity factors” (what does that even mean???)
    Thinks older Canadians should be replaced.
    Chases foreign companies (and their investment capital) out of the country like they have the plague.
    Chases our WW1 soldiers out of our national anthem… lest we forget.
    Brings in 10s of thousands of unemployable “refugees”.
    Tweets out a welcome to 10s of thousands more fake refugees from the US (even gets the RCMP to be their bellhops).
    All his fake refugees get better healthcare than Canadians do, while they put a strain on all our public services and contribute little.
    Continuously uses identity politics…then complains about identity politics.
    Forgot Alberta was a province.
    Called small business owners “tax cheats”.
    Ask questions about money spent on illegal immigrants and he calls them intolerant racists.
    We have an equalization program but he gives half of it to one province.
    Says “diversity is our greatest strength” but his divisiveness tears us apart.
    Screws up our trade relations with our most important trade partner because he failed to stop Chinese steel from flowing through to the states and he won’t give up supply management which hurts Canadian consumers.
    $8 million for a skating rink. $4.5 billion for a 65 year old pipeline (and KM uses that money to build a pipeline in Texas)
    Billions added to the national debt.
    Kokanee groper.
    Elbowed a female MP while dragging another MP by the arm in a petulant huff.
    Illegal migrants are just “irregular border crossers”.
    Gets India to invest $250 million in Canada but we have to invest $750 million in India first.
    Compared returning ISIS terrorists to Italian immigrants and says they will be an extraordinary powerful voice for Canada.
    Lets Terrorists keep their Canadian citizenship.
    Thinks Canada is 100 years old instead of 150.
    Generally making life less affordable for the average Canadian.
    Gave Canadian taxpayer’s money to Hamas.
    Increasing the number of personal pronouns to 50.
    Outrage over fake racist attacks, says nothing about real terrorist attacks.
    Spent a little over $1.5 million on the trip to India that did nothing but worsen ties. Plus paid over $17,000 to Vikram Vij, a chef from Vancouver to prepare a meal for a meeting in New Delhi.
    And the only PM convicted of 4 ethics violations.
    That’s the short list.”
    by Carmen Jansen======= PLEASE SHARE OR COPY AND PASTE IF YOU DON’T MIND FOLK’S !

    REMEMBER THE TRUDEAU AND LIBERAL CORRUPTION AT ELECTION TIME !
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  31. It’s time to go to war and get him to step down and the crown rep the house is not doing his job he needs to step down as well this is war

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      • Your wrong!
        Re read constitution!
        We the people means the people who votes for someone in.can take them out!
        However illegal immigrants cannot!

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        • Only a vote of confidence within Parliament can impeach a Canadian prime minister. The general public have NO mechanism to do so.

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  32. Why can’t old age pensioners live outside of Canada without losing their social security income. Yet non residents are now able to vote ?

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