Jody Wilson-Raybould says independent candidacy offers ‘opportunity’
There’s no party machine to support her and Wilson-Raybould is up against a full slate of opponents in Vancouver-Granville. Continue reading
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Tories viewed as most likely to keep promises, but voters remain cynical: Ipsos poll
But a majority of those surveyed (76 per cent) indicated that no matter who becomes prime minister, they will wind up breaking their campaign pledges. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Liberals, Conservatives go toe-to-toe to win critical ground-game advance poll battles
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
In more than 30 ridings in 2015, advance polls were the difference between winning and losing. And in a close race like the 2019 campaign, that could be the difference between government and opposition. Continue reading
Liberals face uphill climb in Winnipeg as Tories bank on carbon tax fight: experts
The Conservatives, who already hold the majority of seats in Manitoba outside Winnipeg, are banking on the federal government’s backstop carbon tax. Continue reading
Trudeau touts new NAFTA as victory for Liberals in Ontario’s manufacturing heartland
Trudeau told supporters that the hard-charging NDP would scrap the new North American trade deal if elected. Continue reading
Introducing ‘Angry Andrew’: what’s behind the Conservative leader’s change in tone
“Mr. Trudeau, you are a phony and a fraud and you do not deserve to govern this country,” Scheer said in the English debate on Monday. Continue reading
Trudeau wears protective vest after security concern delays Liberal rally in Toronto
Trudeau’s extra security detail was obvious as the Liberal leader was escorted through the boisterous crowd by a large number of plainclothes RCMP officers as well as Mounties dressed in green tactical gear. Continue reading
Federal election 2019: What’s in it for seniors?
From OAS to CPP to the age tax credit and making sure employers keep their pension promises: here’s what the parties are pledging to do for seniors. Continue reading
City looking for input on ways to reduce use of single-use plastics in Regina
The City of Regina has put out a survey looking for resident feedback on ways to help reduce the use of single-use plastics. Continue reading
Roy Green: What if the federal election delivers a minority government?
We’re just days away from the Oct. 21 vote, and signposts are suggesting a return to minority government, Roy Green says. Continue reading