Nearly every councillor identified secure transit funding, affordable housing and tackling gun violence as the top issues. Continue reading →

Canadians voted for hope, optimism and sunny days in 2015. They’re not as optimistic heading into the Oct. 21 election, says Mike Colledge of Ipsos. Continue reading →

All three strategists are connected to the federal war rooms of the parties in question.  Continue reading →

Kate Graham is preparing for a provincial tour in hopes of connecting with the public to get a sense on what changes Ontarians would like to see. Continue reading →

Riding president Giuseppe Margiotta said that Eva Nassif was pushed out without any reason given and he says the entire executive in the riding was “stunned” with recent developments. Continue reading →

Perry Bellegarde said 61.5 per cent of eligible First Nations voters cast their ballots in 2015, and he wants that number to increase during the upcoming election. Continue reading →

That comes on the heels of a report by the Canadian Press Thursday afternoon that the independent agency is scrapping the plan. Continue reading →

Jody Wilson-Raybould’s immediate political future as an Independent, but Roy Green says she may have other long term plans. Continue reading →