NOTIGE

-Elections and Referenda By-law

-Executive Committee By-law

To be reviewed and voted on November 12, 2000 at 7:30 PM in Kelley 210.

a

yns Canada is the nc

arE YOU

— tts

The voters list, of course — you've got to be on it to vote on Monday, November 27, 2000. You are going to vote, right?

To make sure you're on the voters list, Elections Canada will mail you:

*an information pamphlet. It tells you how you can register to vote and what your voting options are, even if you're not going to be around on election day, or if you're living away from home.

174S.YOUR FUTURE. ARE YOU..READY TO VOTE?

n-partisan agency responsible fogsthe conduct of federal elections a

Aids Awareness Week November 27-December 1

Campus event November 29th at 7:00 PM

* your personal voter information card. It tells you that you're on the voters list, and tells you where and when to vote.

Canadians abroad can vote. If family members, friends or employ- ees are away, please let them know about Elections Canada’s Web site, where they can find out how to register and vote.

nd referen-

For more information right now, visit our Web site at www.elections.ca.

Or phone us at 1 800 INFO-VOTE (1 800 463-6868)

ay: 1 800 361-8935

{f you Know someone who has difficulty reading, please share the contents of this advertisement.

Pour obtenir cette information en francais, composez le 1 800 463-6868.

Either Duffy Lecture Theatre or AVC Lecture Theatre A. Check the next edition of The Cadre and the signs that will be posted on campus.

Increasingly HIV Is transmitted through HETEROSEXUAL contact and men comprise three-quarters of all new HIV infections!

avy) «ag

PNM Fl