People are still required to be over 18 in order to vote in Canada.
Some major landmarks towards universal voting include:
1993 May 27: Prisoners in jails are now allowed to vote.
1960 August 19: The Canadian Bill of Rights passes, implicitly giving Aborigines the right to vote.
1949: Japanese people are given the right to vote in BC again.
1948: The Dominion Elections Act is repealed; people were not allowed to be excluded from voting federally by race.
1940: Women in Quebec are finally allowed to vote with the passage of the Act Granting to Women the Right to Vote and to be Eligible as Candidates, S.Q. 1940,c.7
May 24, 1918: Women are allowed to vote federally with the passing of The Act to confer the Electoral Franchise upon Women.
Everyone 18 and above can vote in Canada
Only white men who owned land could vote
1917 or maybey 1918
everyone over 18 can vote, men and women.
Of course they vote. Everyone has the right to vote.
so they could have the vote, and be treated like everyone else
Equality of suffrage means that each eligible individual has an equal right to vote and have their voice heard in elections or decision-making processes, regardless of their background, social status, or other factors. It ensures that every person's vote carries the same weight and is crucial for a fair and democratic society.
yes everyone can vote
He muth marred on EVERYONE whenever he could.
Everyone who is a registered voter can vote in Rome.
Unanimous.
Yes Canada is a democracy.