Start discovering more of your family’s story now. You could find a connection to those who helped shape Canada. Uncover records for registered Canadian voters across 15 federal elections. Find a name, address or even occupation.
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This collection overlaps a significant period in Canadian history when women began establishing their presence in politics. Voting rights were officially granted in all provinces by 1940 and the first Canadian female senator, Cairine Wilson was appointed in 1930.