Canadian Federal Election

• Canadian federal election saw no significant cyber threats: Elections Canada

  Elections Canada created a social-media monitoring unit.

  Canada

  Feb 18, 2020
• Wexit political party can now run candidates in Canadian federal elections

  Wexit Canada plans to run 104 candidates in the next federal election throughout British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

  Politics

  Jan 10, 2020
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• Conservative Party pushes back policy convention as it preps for leadership election

  The 2020 policy convention was originally planned for April in Toronto, but will now be held in November in Quebec City.

  Canada

  Dec 21, 2019
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• Western alienation, climate change questions loom as Ottawa awaits new Liberal cabinet

  Recent polls suggest division between the priorities of the East and West along with deepening political tensions.

  Politics

  Nov 19, 2019
• Liberal candidate Chrystia Freeland’s signs vandalized in midtown Toronto neighbourhood

  In the area of Dupont and Christie streets, signs bearing the Liberal candidate's face have been vandalized with black spray paint.

  Politics

  Oct 21, 2019
• Extended interviews with North Okanagan – Shuswap candidates

  Hear from all five candidates running the North Okanagan - Shuswap riding.

  Oct 17, 2019
• Toronto-based group aims to boost Muslim-Canadian participation in federal election

  A cross-country effort is encouraging Muslim-Canadians to vote in the current federal election.

  Canada

  Oct 13, 2019
• Meet your Pickering-Uxbridge candidates

  The riding was split off from three different constituencies over the years, but the newer district has seen Liberal representation for the past four years.

  Oct 11, 2019
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• Advanced polling begins in Regina and Saskatoon

  Advanced polling stations are now open in both Regina and Saskatoon and will be available up until Monday night.

  Canada

  Oct 11, 2019
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• Elections Canada website could be ‘vulnerable’ to cyberattack: RMC professor

  A new report, co-written by professors at the Royal Military College of Canada, lays out the risks of a cyberattack on the election and what can be done to protect the democratic process.

  Politics

  Oct 2, 2019