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Letter to Conservative Party of Canada
20 August 2015
Via e-mail: stephen.harper@conservative.ca
Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper, Prime Minister
Conservative Party of Canada
1204 - 130 Albert Street
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5G4
Dear Mr. Prime Minister:
Re: What are the Conservative Party's Plans Regarding Inclusion, Access and Participation for Canadians with Disabilities?
Letter to New Democratic Party of Canada
20 August 2015
Via e-mail: CanadasNDP-LeNPDduCanada@ndp.ca
Mr. Tom Mulcair
Leader
New Democratic Party of Canada
300-279 Laurier West
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5J9
Dear Mr. Mulcair:
Re: What are the New Democratic Party's Plans Regarding Inclusion, Access and Participation for Canadians with Disabilities?
Letter to Liberal Party of Canada
20 August 2015
Via e-mail: assistance@liberal.ca
Mr. Justin Trudeau
Leader
Liberal Party of Canada
350 Albert Street, Suite 920
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 6M8
Dear Mr. Trudeau:
Re: What are the Liberal Party's Plans Regarding Inclusion, Access and Participation for Canadians with Disabilities?
Letter to Green Party of Canada
20 August 2015
Via e-mail: westcoastoffice@greenparty.ca
Ms. Elizabeth May
Leader
Green Party of Canada
PO Box 997, Station B
Ottawa, ON
K1P 5R1
Dear Ms. May:
Re: What are the Green Party's Plans Regarding Inclusion, Access and Participation for Canadians with Disabilities?
Letter to Bloc Québécois
20 August 2015
Via facsimile 514-526-2868
Mr. Gilles Duceppe
Leader
Bloc Québécois
3750 boul. Crémazie, bureau 502
Montréal, Québec
H2A 1B6
Dear Mr. Duceppe:
Re: What are the Bloc Québécois' Plans Regarding Inclusion, Access and Participation for Canadians with Disabilities?
Getting Ready to Vote (ASL)
Learn how you can get ready to vote in the 2015 federal election. This video covers eligibility, how to register and identification options.
For more information, go to http://www.elections.ca.
CCD Chairperson's Update - July 2015
Did You Know…?
It is time to get ready to vote in the federal election - 19 October 2015. This voter's check list gives tips to keep on track for voting:
Views of Disability Community on Assisted Suicide to Get Hearing
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Toronto and Ottawa
July 18, 2015
The Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD) and the Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) are pleased that the federal Ministers of Justice and Health have appointed a panel to hear from Canadians about how to respond to the Supreme Court of Canada’s Carter judgment striking down the total ban on assisted suicide.
CCD Chairperson's Update - Get Ready to Vote
The Council of Canadians with Disabilities is helping Elections Canada (EC) inform Canadians about how to get ready to vote. EC's Spring e-bulletin updates Canadians about:
