By Kira Wronska Dorward Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In order to encourage voter participation in the Dec. 9 presidential election, land claims organization Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI) \u00a0is running multiple incentive programs, which include providing $100 \u00a0vouchers to all participating eligible voters, hosting an all-candidates \u00a0debate and providing a $5,000 Canadian North credit to each candidate \u00a0to support their travel to communities for campaigning purposes. All eligible voters who cast ballots at polling stations during \u00a0advance polls on Dec. 2, mobile polls between Dec. 3\u20136, or on election \u00a0day on Dec. 9 will receive a voucher worth $100, which may be redeemed \u00a0for a gift card or charge on account at voters’ local Co-op store by \u00a0Dec. 31, 2024. Eligible voters in two Nunavut communities without a Co-op \u2014 Arviat… <\/p>\n
By Kira Wronska Dorward Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In order to encourage voter participation in the Dec. 9 presidential election, land claims organization Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI) \u00a0is running multiple incentive programs, which include providing $100 \u00a0vouchers to all participating eligible voters, hosting an all-candidates \u00a0debate and providing a $5,000 Canadian North credit to each candidate \u00a0to support their travel to communities for campaigning purposes. All eligible voters who cast ballots at polling stations during \u00a0advance polls on Dec. 2, mobile polls between Dec. 3\u20136, or on election \u00a0day on Dec. 9 will receive a voucher worth $100, which may be redeemed \u00a0for a gift card or charge on account at voters’ local Co-op store by \u00a0Dec. 31, 2024. Eligible voters in two Nunavut communities without a Co-op \u2014 Arviat... <\/p>\n