Post-secondary students vote on campus
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University students, staff among first to cast ballots as on-campus voting opens
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The Vote on Campus initiative was started by Elections Canada as a pilot project in 2015 .
109 campuses held voting stations and saw more than 110,000 voters in the 2019 election.
The program was not offered in the 2021 election due to the pandemic and a drop in youth voter participation.
Voting on campus is available at the University of Calgary , SAIT , Mount Royal University and Bow Valley College from April 13-16 .
To learn more about who’s running in your riding, check out our list of federal election candidates in Calgary and Southern Alberta .
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