The Canadian Council of the Blind (http://ccbnational.net/) and Sterling Creations (http://sterlingcreations.ca/) in collaboration with Elections Canada (https://www.elections.ca/) are pleased to invite you to join our country-wide Tele-TownHall to be hosted on Thursday, June 6th 2019 via Zoom Conference.
To RSVP your attendance please email the Canadian Accessible Elections Town Hall Committee at: caet2019@gmail.com.
Presenting on behalf of Elections Canada will be Susan Torosian. She will provide an outline of the accessibility features Canadians can expect to experience during the 2019 Federal election, including services available to electors who are blind, deaf-blind and partially sighted. She will also be open to your questions about how the services that will be offered for the election can meet your accessibility and information needs.
Date: June 6th 2019
Times:
3:00 PM Pacific
4:00 PM Mountain
5:00 PM Central
6:00 PM Eastern
7:00 PM Atlantic
7:30 PM in Newfoundland
This meeting will last no longer than two hours.
We believe that our Tele-TownHall will assist greatly to help you prepare for the forthcoming Federal Elections to be held on October 14th 2019.
About Susan Torosian:
Susan is the Executive Director, Policy and Public Affairs – Regulatory and Public Affairs
Susan Torosian joined Elections Canada in 2007.
Sue holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Business Administration) from the Memorial University of Newfoundland. She joined the public service in 2002 as Director, Communications and Outreach for the Canada Savings Bond program, where she stayed for five years before joining Elections Canada.
We look forward to welcoming you on Thursday, June 6th 2019.
Please RSVP to caet2019@gmail.com.
Your registration will be confirmed and you will receive further instructions three days before the date of the Tele-TownHall.
Thank you,
The Canadian Accessible Elections Tele-TownHall Organizing Committee
Photo Alt: Photo of the Sign of Office of Prime Minister and Privy Council of Canada on the building outside 80 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Canada.