A deaf voter who recently moved to Burnaby, B.C., says Elections Canada should do more to accommodate those who need interpreters to cast their vote in person.

Yat Li says that he was heartened to see Elections Canada placing accessibility information prominently on its website — but says people who need an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter to ...

Yat Li has been deaf since birth, and says he tried to request an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter to help him vote during advance voting for the federal election, which began on Friday.