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Show your cards: Quebec entrepreneur urges young customers to vote in the upcoming elections

Historically, youth aged 18-34 have the lowest voter turnout in provincial elections, according to Elections Canada.

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Show your cards: Quebec entrepreneur urges young customers to vote in the upcoming elections

Historically, youth aged 18-34 have the lowest voter turnout in provincial elections, according to Elections Canada.

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