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[…] candidate that will best represent you by determining what views, characteristics and issues are important to you. Research the candidates Once the election is called, you can visit the Elections Canada website to find a list of the candidates. You can also gather material from: An Elections Canada office Campaign/candidate websites Press releases Candidate […]
[…] access any accommodations you might need. Learn more about accessibility in the elections Learn more about the different ways to vote For more information about voting, upcoming elections, or general inquiries, visit elections.ca. Sources 2019 Elections Canada x Brain Injury Canada information webinar Report: Reasons for not voting in the federal election, September 20, 2021
[…] an Application for Registration and Special Ballot form. The form becomes available after an election is called and is accessible online, by calling Elections Canada, or by visiting an Elections Canada office. Special election ballot information Once your application is accepted, you will receive a voting kit in the mail. Alternatively, you can register […]
[…] conditions. An updated survey will deliver the results needed to inform and improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological conditions, resulting in better outcomes for patients and caregivers. Please visit www.brainhealthmatters.ca to send a letter to your Member of Parliament to ask them to commit to Supporting a Government of Canada investment in a renewed National […]
[…] for everyone involved. The most important things you can do is be patient and supportive and educate yourself as much as possible about brain injury. For example: Visit and bookmark the Family/Caregiver section of this website and spend some time looking through the information so you can become better educated about the complexities of […]
[…] following symptoms can occur after a concussion . Please note: Most people will not experience all symptoms – but if you are experiencing symptoms after a physical injury, visit your doctor. Headache/migraine Dizziness and balance problems Nausea Fatigue Sleep disturbance Vision changes Sensitivity to light or noise Ringing in the ears Seizure Problems with smell/taste […]
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