How to vote early in the 2025 provincial election in northwestern Ontario
CBC
Election Day is a week away, but those eager to cast their ballots in the provincial election have a few options to get their votes in early.
In addition to voting by mail, there are a number of advance polls open in northwestern Ontario.
Those who have registered to vote will receive a voter information card in the mail, which includes information about when and where to vote. People can still vote without a voter information card, but must bring a piece of ID that includes their name and address.
Eligible voters must be at least 18 or older, a Canadian citizen, and a resident of Ontario.
Here's a list of places people can vote early in the region. More information can be found on the Elections Ontario website.
Thunder Bay—Superior North local election office
Current River Community Centre
Thunder Bay 55 Plus Centre
L'École Secondaire Château-Jeunesse
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #133
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #32
Schreiber Municipal Complex
Terrace Bay Community Centre
Zero-100 Motor Inn
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Election Day is a week away, but those eager to cast their ballots in the provincial election have a few options to get their votes in early.