Procedure and House Affairs committee  Well, in our opinion this bill is a battle between talking points and reason. On the one hand, you have the government saying it is fair and reasonable that Canadians should have to show ID to vote. That's a good talking point. That's what they want to make this bill about. They

Procedure and House Affairs committee  We also believe that the voter information card is very important and should be maintained. If you look at the evidence, between 36% and 73% of Canadians who were part of a 900,000-person pilot used this card, and there was no reported fraud whatsoever. We need to figure out the

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Sure. We think that the Chief Electoral Officer and the commissioner of Canada and all of the independent experts who have studied this know a lot better and are the experts on this. We should be listening to them rather than a party who has an implicit—or at least the perception

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Thank you for inviting the Leadnow community to testify before this committee. My name is Adam Shedletzky and I'm a co-founder of Leadnow.ca. Our mission is to help people across Canada deepen our democracy to create a more open, just, and sustainable society. Canadians from