Early voting has started for three important elections to the House of Commons.

Elections will be held on April 13 in Scarborough Southwest, University-Rosedale, and Terrebonne.

Voters in Scarborough Southwest and University-Rosedale will choose new members of Parliament.

Bill Blair and Chrystia Freeland left their seats for new roles.

The election in Terrebonne was very close last April, with the Liberals winning by one vote.

The Supreme Court of Canada said the result was not valid, so the election is being done again.

If the Liberals win all three seats, they will have a majority in the House of Commons.

Early voting started on Friday and will continue until Monday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

You can vote early at your assigned polling station or at any Elections Canada office.

Elections Canada announced the start of early voting on Twitter.

The deadline to apply to vote by mail is April 7 at 6 p.m.

You can vote early at your polling station or at any Elections Canada office.

To vote, you must be a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years old.

You need to prove your identity and address to vote.

You can use your driver's licence or other government-issued ID to prove your identity.

Elections Canada reminded voters about the deadline to vote by special ballot.

Elections Canada tweeted about the deadline on April 2.

You can still vote without ID if someone vouches for you.

The person vouching for you must prove their identity and address.

This story includes files from the Canadian Press.

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