Polling Locations
Any member can vote at any polling station with their ballot. If a member arrives at a local polling station without their ballot, there will only be replacement ballots available if you live in a riding that is participating at that location. At the central polling station at the Congress Centre in Toronto, members from all ridings will be accommodated.
Please see the list below of Polling Station Locations for the Leadership Vote on May 27, 2017:
CENTRAL POLLING STATION
ALBERTA
(any member can vote at this location):
Voting Hours: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (MT)
Edmonton Centre (all N17 ridings can vote at this location: Battle River-Crowfoot, Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Griesbach, Edmonton Manning, Edmonton Mill Woods, Edmonton Riverbend, Edmonton Strathcona, Edmonton West, Edmonton Wetaskiwin, Fort McMurray-Cold Lake, Grand Prairie-Mackenzie, Lakeland, Peace River-Westlock, Sherwood Park-Fort Saskatchewan, St. Albert-Edmonton, Sturgeon River-Parkland, Yellowhead)
Voting Location: Chateau Nova Yellowhead, 13920 Yellowhead Trail, Edmonton
MANITOBA:
Voting Hours: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (CT)
Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingley, Winnipeg South, Winnipeg South Centre
Voting Location: Canadian Mennonite University, 500 Shaftesbury Blvd, Winnipeg
Kildonan-St. Paul, St. Boniface-St. Vital, Winnipeg Centre, Elmwood-Transcona
Voting Location: Bronx Park Community Centre, 720 Henderson Hwy, Winnipeg
NEW BRUNSWICK:
Voting Hours: 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM (AT)
Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe
Voting Location: 75 Albert Street, Moncton
ONTARIO:
Voting Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (ET)
Ajax
Voting Location: McLean Community Centre, Room 3, 95 Magill Dr., Ajax
Cambridge
Voting Location: 35 International Village Dr, Cambridge
Carleton, Kanata-Carleton (sharing polling station)
Voting Location: Royal Canadian Legion Richmond Branch, 6430 Ottawa Street, Richmond
Kitchener-Conestoga
Voting Location: The Wayne Roth Room, Wilmot Recreation Centre, 1291 Nafziger Rd, Baden
Milton
Voting Location: Milton Seniors Activity Centre, Auditorium, 500 Childs Drive, Milton
Niagara Falls
Voting Location: The Peninsula Inn, 7373 Niagara Square Dr., Niagara Falls
Simcoe-Grey
Voting Location: The Royal Canadian Legion, 27 Wellington Street West, Creemore
Wellington-Halton Hills
Voting Location: Sacred Heart Separate School, 5146 Wellington Road 27, Rockwood
QUEBEC:
Voting Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (ET)
Notre Dame-de Grace – Westmount
Voting Location: Centre Communautaire Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, 3757 Avenue Prud'homme, Montreal
A view of some booths at the event.
A cosplayer as Sans, a character from video game ''''.
 performers.
One participatory session saw martial artists teach the basics of the fighting systems referenced in '''' and ''''.
Cosplayer as newspaper editor  interacting with another man as Spider-Man.
A cosplayer as Tohru from .
A manga dealer.
The Ferocious Beast ( PixelyEmily) danced on the outdoor stage during a 90s Cartoons dance event.
 is “by the fans, for the fans”, event chair Irwin Tan told Wikinews in an interview at the event, Saturday. Started by a group of university anime clubs in 1997, it has grown to become one of the largest conventions of its kind in North America, spanning three days, five venues, and tens of thousands of fans.

Along with the dealer's hall, industry tables, and artist booths typical of conventions, Anime North's  convention floor included a formal gallery space, a charity auction in support of Toronto's Sick Kids Hospital, an aerial performer, gaming tables, archery tag, dance events, and outdoor concerts. At one of the hotels surrounding the main venue, an entire 5000 volume manga library was available, for attendees looking to take a quiet pause. Full programming tracks about ball-jointed dolls — Doll North — and homoerotic-themed anime and manga — Yaoi/Yuri North — were also given entire hotels to themselves, allowing them to offer extensive programming.

As with many fan conventions, many fans attended in cosplay of their favourite characters. Some outfits included massive props, like wings, weapons, or even an additional character riding on their back. A variety of anime and manga worlds were represented, as well as video games like '''', Western comic books, Disney characters, even "Smug ", and the Ferocious Beast from ''''. The event offered panels to help costume creators and wearers develop in their hobby, such as "Thermoplastics for Cosplay", looking at the pliable polymers used to create things like character armour, and "Social Media for Cosplayers".

The cosplay subculture of , for which masks of mainly human characters are worn, was well-represented. Ride the Pig Studios, a Nevada-based studio, was set up in the industry section with a photo booth for attendees to get a photo with practitioners of the craft, and two sessions, including one hosted by Kazunori Uhyo Sugiura, a university professor attending from Japan.

Anime North was deemed the fourth largest convention in North American with a primary theme of anime, in 2016, by ''AnimeCons.com''.

Cosplay coverage continues after the interview.