2019 federal election
Canada election: Avalon
A look at Avalon, one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s seven electoral districts in the 2019 federal election. Continue reading
Young Edmontonians join global ‘climate strike’ to demand action on global warming
A couple hundred young people marched through downtown Edmonton on Friday before taking part in a “die-in” to draw attention to what they fear may happen if politicians don’t act on climate change. Continue reading
Guelph Green candidate says he’s not a 9/11 truther after online post resurfaces
By Matt Carty Reporter
Steve Dyck’s campaign says the 2015 Facebook post was made out of “intellectual curiosity” and has now been deleted. Continue reading
City of London develops online resources for residents ahead of federal election
The resources can be accessed on the City of London’s website under the 2019 federal election section. Continue reading
A Liberal fight in Conservative Alberta – what this election could mean to you
By Fletcher Kent Reporter
The campaign trail is always a long and tiring one. For federal Liberals in Alberta, it might also be an uphill climb. Continue reading
Social media marks a new battleground as Canada’s federal election looms
By Jeff Semple Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
Social media content receives upwards of a million online shares, reactions and comments each week — more than some of Canada’s top mainstream news outlets. Continue reading
Lethbridge candidates hit the federal election campaign trail
On Day 2 of the federal election campaign, candidates in Lethbridge were hitting the ground running. In a riding that is historically Conservative, what are the chances for the other candidates? Continue reading
City of Calgary hopes ‘YYC Matters’ website will inform voters ahead of federal election
The City of Calgary has re-launched its ‘YYC Matters’ website to help Calgary voters find out where political parties stand on important city issues heading into the federal election. Continue reading
UCP MLAs to campaign for Andrew Scheer, federal Conservatives outside Alberta
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
UCP MLAs and Premier Jason Kenney are out drumming up support for the federal Conservatives, but some political watchers say it could make for trouble depending on the outcome of the vote. Continue reading
Liberals, Tories begin election campaign neck-and-neck while NDP, Greens tied: Poll
The Leger poll — released just hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to fire the starting gun Wednesday — suggests Jagmeet Singh’s NDP and Elizabeth May’s Greens were also in a dead heat, competing for a distant third place. Continue reading