You don't have to be political to vote, especially in municipal elections in Ontario. Episode 168

You don't have to be political to vote. Welland's last municipal election saw 11,056 of 42,769 registered voters cast a ballot — about 25% turnout. Across Ontario it was closer to one in three. That's not because people don't care about their roads, their water bills, their kid's rink time, or what gets built down the street. It's because the connection between caring and voting quietly went missing. In this episode, Pam and Charles talk about how to rebuild it — not with arguments or lawn signs, but with short, friendly, completely non-partisan conversations at school pickup, in the lunchroom, and around the dinner table. Plus everything you actually need to vote: dates, hours, eligibility, ID, advance polls, and your right to time off work. No endorsements. No party talk. Just how to take part.