What you need to know on federal election day in the North [Video]

It’s federal election day in Canada.

The 45th general election was called on March 23, launching a five-week campaign — the shortest length allowed under the law.

An estimated 7.3 million Canadians — a record — took advantage of advance polls over the Easter long weekend, according to Elections Canada.

Here’s what you need to know to cast your ballot on election day.

How to vote

To vote, you must be a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years old on election day and be able to prove your identity and address. You can only vote at your assigned polling station.

WATCH | Voting in the Canadian federal election, explained:

CBC’s Avneet Dhillon breaks down everything you need to know about voting in the Canadian federal election — how to vote early, voting by mail and more. Have other questions? Email us: [email protected].

Each territory will elect one person to be their member of Parliament.

In Nunavut, three people are …