I feel bad for me also <| sep |> I have an HP Zbook g 2 and I love it . I know a couple of my peers have it as well and they love it . I ' m EE and my peers are either EE or CompE <| sep |> Mkhitaryan having a good match . <| sep |> I ' m still Canadian and subject to Canadian laws , no ? I ' ll answer with a qualified it depends . I ' m an expat living in the United States , and the Canadian government deemed me to have emigrated on 31 December 2011 . Consequently , all of my worldwide assets were subject to the departure taxand now I no longer have to file Canadian taxes . And while I ' m sure some laws still apply regardless of where I livethe Security of Information Act , for examplea good number of Canadian statutes don ' t apply , as while still a Canadian citizen , I ' m no longer a Canadian resident for tax purposes . Edit If my worldwide income as a Canadian citizen was taxed irrespective of my residenceas is the case with my current American residencyyou ' d be damned right that I would want my right to vote clearly restored . That ' s not to say I don ' t want it restored regardlessI still am very much a Canadian citizen and identify as suchbut I can see the other side of the argument .