Correct the errors in the following sentence:
On october 14th Canadians would go to the polls electing a new Federal Government; but many are thinking that its going to look a lot like the last governments and they dont like the cost that was involved for no change.
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On October 14th, Canadians will go to the polls to elect a new Federal Government; but many Canadians think that it is going to look a lot like the last government, and they do not like the cost that is involved for no change.
On October 14th Canadians are going to the polls to elect a new Federal Government, but many of them believe that it is going to look a lot like the last government. Also, they don’t like the cost that is involved and there is no change.
Richard and Irena: Very good apart from a capitalization error.
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