Welcome to the Canada's Capital Region wiki!

The Canada’s Capital Region chapter of Democrats Abroad Canada is the official home for U.S. Democrats living in eastern Ontario and southwestern Quebec. Our membership territory includes the communities of Ottawa, Gatineau, Chelsea, Wakefield, Petawawa, Stittsville, Lanark, Kingston, Chelsea, Bath, Kemptville, Almonte, Carleton Place, Cumberland, Cornwall, Morrisburg, and more.

We are working together to ensure that all eligible U.S. voters get their ballots to vote in every election. That includes Canadians who were born in the U.S. and those born in Canada to American parents, who therefore have the right to vote.

The chapter is also a peer-group resource for U.S. citizens looking for help with taxes and passports, and even social gatherings. Volunteers are always needed to help grow our base, to reach out to find new friends, and to help get out the vote.

Please contact us if you have questions or would like to help with Democrats Abroad’s central missions: to help American citizens register to vote, and then to ensure they do!

Democrats Abroad - CCR Leadership: David Schellenberg, Chapter Chair | Rachel Eugster, Chapter Vice-Chair | Larry Rousseau, Chapter Member-at-Large/French Media Contact | Lissette Wright, Chapter Treasurer

Email: info-ca-ccr@democratsabroad.org

Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ottawademocrats/

Follow us on Twitter: @DemsAbroadOtt

Podcast: https://anchor.fm/demsabroadca

Website: https://www.democratsabroad.org/ca_ccr

Wiki: https://wiki.democratsabroad.org/display/ccCanada/Canada%27s+Capital+Region

Interviews:  David Schellenberg, Chapter Chair and Rachel Eugster, Chapter Vice-Chair were interviewed on local radio (CBC's All In a Day) shortly after launching episode one of Ask an American to Vote, which you can hear here:  https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-92-all-in-a-day/clip/15754318-tell-an-american-to-vote | The interviewer, Alan Neal, began with quite a long clip of our first episode, so don't let that confuse you! ~Rachel Eugster, Chapter Vice-Chair.

Chapter meeting minutes