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Comox
Comox Rec Centre
1855 Noel Ave

Courtenay
Florence Filberg Centre
Rotary Hall - 411 Anderton Ave

Cumberland
Cumberland Sr Citizens Centre
2674 Dunsmuir Ave

Black Creek
Rec Hall 2001 Black Creek Rd

Black Creek
Miracle Beach Elem
8763 Paulsen Rd

Merville
Community Hall
7261 Island Hwy N

Brooklyn Elem School
1475 Noel Ave

Recreation Centre 1855 Noel Ave

Lazo
19 Wing Fitness & Rec Centre
244 Military Row

Florence Filberg Centre 411 Anderton Ave	Courtenay Jr Sec School 1551 Lerwick Rd	Courtenay Elem School 1540 Mcphee Ave
Lake Trail Junior School 805 Willemar St		Lewis Recreation Centre 489 Old Island Hwy

Cumberland Sr Citizens Centre
2675 Dunsmuir Ave

Denman Island Sr Citizen Hall 1111 Northwest Rd		Hornby Elementary School 2100 Sollans Rd
Royston Elem School 3830 Warren Ave	Fanny Bay Community Hall 7793 Island Hwy S	Union Bay Community Hall 5401 Island Hwy S

General Voting Day | Advance Voting | Special Voting Opportunities
Absentee Voting | Alternate Absentee Vooting

General Voting Day is May 16, 2001.
Voting hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Pacific time.
Employees who want to vote are entitled to four consecutive hours free from employment during voting hours on General Voting Day for the purposes of voting.
If you are registered, you will receive a "Where to Vote" card. Your "Where to Vote" card will provide you with the name and location of your voting place.

If you are unable to vote on General Voting Day, you can vote at Advance Voting.
Advance Voting is May 9, 2001 to May 12, 2001 from noon to 9 p.m.
Advance Voting is available to any voter.
If a voter is unable to attend an Advance Voting or General Voting
opportunity, contact Elections BC toll free 1-800-661-8683 or
Hearing Impaired (TTY) toll free 1-888-456-5448 for other options.
During an election, there are additional voting opportunities available to people who are unable to attend either Advance Voting or their assigned voting place on General Voting Day. The following special provisions ensure that all voters are given the opportunity to cast their ballots.

Special Voting opportunities may be held in extended care facilities, hospitals or at remote work sites. At Special Voting, Elections BC brings the ballot box to those of you who cannot attend other voting opportunities. You can contact Elections BC or your District Electoral Officer if you’d like to get more information about Special Voting opportunities in your electoral district.

Absentee Voting allows you to vote at any voting opportunity — even outside your electoral district. You can vote at any voting place in the province during a provincial general election. For more information, you can contact your nearest District Electoral Officer.

Alternative Absentee Voting allows you to vote outside a scheduled voting opportunity — even if you’re away from the Province — during a provincial general election.
If you cannot attend a voting place, you can vote by either:
obtaining an Alternative Absentee Voting package from a District Electoral Officer. You must apply for your voting package by 4 p.m. (Pacific time) on General Voting Day, and return your completed voting package before 8 p.m. (Pacific time) on General Voting Day; or
voting in a District Electoral Officer’s office during a provincial election during regular business hours, up until 4 p.m. (Pacific time) on General Voting Day.

Last update: May 5
Dave Ferguson