Yes. Elections Canada shares voter information from the National Register of Electors with all provincial and territorial electoral agencies and with some municipalities for election purposes only. Sharing voter registration information improves the accuracy of voters lists, making it easier to vote. It also reduces duplication, saving taxpayer money.
As required by the Canada Elections Act, we also provide voters lists (containing name, address and unique identifier number) to candidates, members of Parliament and registered and eligible political parties, who may use the information for specific, authorized purposes. Refer to the Guidelines for Use of the Lists of Electors to learn more.
Note that we do not share voter information with any other organizations, including social media platforms and media.