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Voting While Abroad - Canada (Residents & Non-Residents)  View Printable Version 
Wednesday, September 17 2008 @ 08:38 AM EDT
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CANADIAN EXPAT VOTING DEADLINE!!  View Printable Version 
Wednesday, September 17 2008 @ 12:52 AM EDT
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Step 3

If you meet the eligibility criteria to vote under the Special Voting Rules as a Canadian citizen residing outside Canada. 

Please read or print the instructions before you access the registration form.

To access the registration form, please click on the button below.

Your application for registration and special ballot, along with the supporting documents must be received in Ottawa no later than 6:00 p.m. Ottawa time on October 7, 2008.

Your completed ballot must arrive in Ottawa no later than 6:00 p.m. Ottawa time on October 14, 2008. By law, late ballots cannot be counted.

 

The registration form is best viewed with the latest version of Adobe Reader. You can also obtain this form at any Canadian embassy, consular office or mission.

REGISTRATION FORM (PDF format)

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Voting by Mail While Inside or Outside Canada  View Printable Version 
Wednesday, September 17 2008 @ 12:31 AM EDT
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TravelInstructions on Completing the Application Form For Canadian Citizens Residing OUTSIDE Canada



Please note that the following is not an on-line registration process. You will have to send us your completed application form and the supporting documents. Once your application is approved, we will send you a special ballot voting kit.

To ensure the legibility of your application form, we recommend that you complete the form on your computer, print it, sign it and send it to Elections Canada in Ottawa.

If you prefer, you may print the application form, complete it by hand and send it to Elections Canada in Ottawa.

Box # Details
1 Your family name, given name and middle name(s)
2 Your gender
3 Your date of birth
4 Your official language preference (English or French)
The mailing address where you want to receive your special ballot voting kit
Your e-mail address, if you have one
The telephone numbers, including country and city code, or area code, where you can be reached
Your fax number including area code, country and city codes
9 Your last Canadian address of ordinary residence …more information
10 The date of your departure from Canada …more information
11 Exemption from 5-year limit; check the box that applies to you …more information
12 Give the date you intend to return to reside in Canada. Print the form, sign it and date the declaration

Note 1:
To expedite the delivery of your special ballot voting kit, you may wish to use the address of a Canadian diplomatic mission as your temporary mailing address abroad during an election period. If you do, your special ballot voting kit will be sent there by diplomatic courier. We recommend that you make these arrangements with the mission before completing and sending your application for registration. You will have to provide them with your contact information so that they may notify you when the ballot kit arrives from Elections Canada. You will have to inform us of your regular mailing address after the election.

Note 2:
If you provide an e-mail address, Elections Canada may use this information to contact you, but under no circumstances will it be used to send private and/or confidential information.

Note 3:
Boxes 7 and 8 are optional. Elections Canada may use this information, for example, to contact you should your application be incomplete and to ensure timely delivery of the special ballot kit.




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Personal Sovereignty  View Printable Version 
Friday, September 05 2008 @ 05:42 PM EDT
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Travel"Man is free at the moment he wishes to be." - Voltaire

You can create your own personal sovereignty. You can own your own life. It will not be utopia or without challenges, but you can start re-defining yourself today.

Many are uncomfortable with personal choice and prefer others lead them -- personal choice does require personal responsibility. Even more are uncomfortable with others having personal choice -- and want to dictate their lives.

If you desire liberty for yourself and others, first discover how it is being achieved today. There are people living their lives in a manner chosen by themselves, you can improve your personal freedom just as they have.

We will spend little time discussing ideas and the ideal of liberty. We will seek to provide specific freedom technologies assisting you in your transition from wage slave to sovereign individual. Acquiring personal sovereignty is a moving target, this information may become quickly dated - keep seeking.

In the future Sovereign Individuals will make choices and alliances as it pleases them. To accomplish specific goals they will use familiarity and reputation to choose team members. Each individual team member will be able to imagine, create, grow, and interact unencumbered by distance or nationality.

The Netcohort lives a transient project centered lifestyle (serial entrepreneurs) for at least two reasons. The changing world requires rapid adaptation, and those that love liberty do not fit easily within bureaucracies - even if they helped create them.

Personally e-empowered technology users are not the only candidates for becoming sovereign individuals - they are just the most recent category. Any bit of personal wealth or any type of transportable business can help you make the transition. There are already people living a free life, although acquiring and maintaining your freedom is sometimes a bit complicated for now.

The discovery that you do not have to be an employee to survive is itself liberating. Your creativity and drive enable you to own yourself. As an example find a simple worldwide business that can be done anywhere - there are many available. All real opportunities require work and perseverance to succeed, seldom do they succeed quickly.

Start planning your move today, be ready to move too soon. As industrial age bureaucracies crumble a quick move might be required - it is best to be prepared. Your current location may not always be a hospitable place. Even pack rats have a second exit from their nests.

Start using tools to cut your own chains; chains you have been dragging your whole life and will not notice until the weight is gone.

Explore this world view. Consider the possible opportunity costs if you do not prepare. Think of the liberties you could soon discover.

Enjoy!

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Is it legal to be a nomad?  View Printable Version 
Friday, September 05 2008 @ 07:02 AM EDT
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TravelSeems I've found myself in a bit of a dilemma. I've been traveling for over three years and no longer maintain residency in any country in this world. Although I hold both a Canadian and EU passport I do not reside in either territory.

The problem first started to arise when traveling over borders. When filling out custom cards there is aways the Question, "where do you reside?" or "what is your country of residence?". As much as I would like to write 'nowhere' or 'earth' I am concerned that I will flag myself with immigration as a smart ass. But still I can't lie either because that would be illegal according to the fine print that says, "providing false information is a crime in whatever country."

Can anyone help me figure this out?

First of all I'm looking for any info about any 'world law' that requires an individual to be a resident of some country in the world, or can someone legally be a nomad in this world?

Secondly if one is to work in for a company in a country outside of the country where that company is stationed yet one is not a resident in the country where those services take place, what are the tax obligations on that income?

Finally a clarification. If one is not a resident in any country why should one pay any tax when one is not privilege to any benefits from those taxes paid?

Any information, opinions, links, leads or assistance is appreciated.

your truly,
citizenziggy!

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Photo Calendar July , 2008  View Printable Version 
Tuesday, July 22 2008 @ 10:26 AM EDT
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Welcome to the Hovel  View Printable Version 
Monday, January 01 2007 @ 12:04 AM EST
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NewsThis is my first post since 1999. Many of my friends have asked that I put up a website and to appease their desires I have done so. I hope they appreciate the grand efforts undertaken to mash this up.

Some may not like the raw and simple design of this personal portal weblog -- bah!! I say.

Please keep in mind this site is designed and formatted with a small screen or PDA in mind -- The one I use.

I hope you enjoy the simplicity as much as I do =)

I have added some of my personal spaces above for your entertainment.

enjoy!

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Where do you come from?  View Printable Version 
Monday, January 01 2007 @ 12:02 AM EST
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TravelThis is the question I am asked the most in my wanderings. I always find this difficult to answer although clearly the answer is where you are born. In my case I was born in Toronto but I don't really spend much time there anymore.

As a netnomad I consider I now come from the world. Where I come from is simply the last place I've been.

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first post... there comes a time...  View Printable Version 
Monday, January 01 2007 @ 12:00 AM EST
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Newsso it seems , there comes a time when one must post.

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