“Associating us with the fringe, that is absolutely baseless,” said one People’s Party of Canada candidate. Continue reading →

Televised leaders’ debates during the coming federal election campaign ought to be more accessible, more civil and more educational for voters trying to make an informed choice. Continue reading →

However, support for Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives is soft and could yet dwindle as the Oct. 21 election draws closer. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney has publicly attacked Trudeau’s Liberals numerous times over issues such as pipelines and the federally imposed carbon tax. He has even vowed to a legal challenge against the tax if elected. Continue reading →

The federal government will eventually need to modernize elections, says Nicole Goodman of Brock University. Continue reading →

Van Koeverden will be running against veteran Conservative MP Lisa Raitt in Milton. Continue reading →

Both Justin Trudeau and Andrew Scheer have a long way to go if they want to win the hearts and minds of Canadian voters, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau’s Canada is more a mood, or feeling, than results-driven. Continue reading →

While support for the Liberal government has slipped, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approval remains fairly steady. Continue reading →

A Senate committee is urging the Liberal government to toughen up Canada’s election law to better protect the voting process from foreign influence – and money. Continue reading →