I can't believe its been 4 years since I worked on the Government Relations committee at our Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. It was one of the best experiences as it gave me an opportunity to learn more about our politics.
The above video is one I put out back in April 2011 and I thought it would be good to post again.
Everyone has an opinion about the traffic they go through in their commute each day or the construction they must endure in their neighbourhoods. Maybe its the development in their community or lack of schools. If you have ever commented or complained about anything in your community then you should get out and vote and make your voice heard. As I said in the video "Be the change you wish to make in the world" by Mahatma Ghandi. Get out, vote this Saturday November 15th and support the candidates that will help you make your voice heard.
As I said in my video blog I'm not looking to sway anyone's vote, but do believe it is our duty as Canadians to get out there and not only vote, but to make an educated vote. Do your research and get out and vote for the candidates that you feel represent your views. The candidate that you think will work hard for your community.
Vote Saturday November 15th, 2014.
For a Voters Guide to see if you are elegible to vote, visit the following link:
Voters Guide
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Poling stations
Get out and VOTE Saturday November 15th
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