Prince George, B.C. – Keep an eye on your mailbox, Elections Canada has mailed the personalized voter information cards to  registered voters  across the country.

The card tells voters when and where they can vote as well as the  accessibility of their polling place.

If your card  shows the wrong address, or if  you fail to receive a card by October 1st,  you can register or update your address online.

If the card  has an error in the name,  or the voter can’t go online,  you  should  contact the Elections Canada office in  your riding.

If the card is for  someone who  has passed away, or a person not  connected with your address, again, contact the Elections Canada office in  your riding.

Elections Canada says  if the  location of the  polling station changes after the cards have been mailed,  you can expect  another card in the mail  with the “Replacement Card” written in the bottom right corner.

And just a reminder, the voter information card cannot be used as proof of  identity  or address  at the polling  station.