Every citizen of Canada has the right to vote provided he or she is 18 on election day, and can prove his or her identity and address. Canadians with criminal records vote in the same manner as other Canadians.
Canadians that are incarcerated also have the right to vote via special ballot. The voting takes place in the institution ten days before the election day. Incarcerated voters can determine what riding they wish to vote in: The riding they lived in before incarceration, the riding their spouse or dependants currently reside in, the riding in which they were arrested, or the riding in which the court that convicted him or her is located.
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Yes, many do.
The 'record' in question is suspect in association. Criminal or Vinyl? Big difference. An American w/a criminal record can't even get into Canada from my understanding, so no i think not. An expunged record is a whole different animal. An American w/a vinyl record wouldn't be a problem, so yes they could..
Yes, you can travel to Canada with a UK police caution. However, you cannot travel to Canada if you have been charged with a felony in the UK.
all i can say is that i did when i stopped over on my way to Lebanon from Canada-- no questions asked.
no you will have to go to magistrates court at minimum to receive a criminal record