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Elections are being held in Canada and in the U. S. this autumn. Although American politics dominate mainstream news, Canadians need to be attentive to issues at home.

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Barack Obama might want to thank the small but significant Asian American vote for his victory on November 4th.

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UK councils employ people from the community to count election votes. This is a useful part time job for people wanting to earn a little more through flexible working.

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Plagiarism is a heavily committed crime in academia, and rightly so, for the instances it goes unnoticed, and/or unpunished.

Canadians have exercised their rights to vote since Confederation but in the 1800s, voting was a privilege. Few had opportunity to call out their choice in public

The suffrage movement in Canada was established in 1878. Dr Emily Stowe launched an aggressive campaign seeking the same provincial and federal electoral rights as men.

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