Justin Trudeau visits London elementary school
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau paid a visit to Lisa Allison’s grades 1-2 split class at Blessed Sacrament Elementary School today. Continue reading
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Trudeau pledges $535 million yearly for child care spaces outside school hours
Trudeau says the Liberals would also cut the fees parents pay for these elementary school programs by 10 per cent. Continue reading
Jewish organization calls for dismissal of Regina candidate over ‘anti-Semitic’ social media posts
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A Toronto Jewish organization is calling on Green Party leader Elizabeth May to dismiss a Regina candidate over ‘anti-Semitic’ social media posts. Continue reading
NDP boots B.C. candidate just before writ drops over social media posts
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Dock Currie, NDP candidate for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo, took to Facebook on Wednesday morning to say the party had asked for him to withdraw his candidacy. Continue reading
All-candidates meeting to discuss affordable housing in Northumberland-Peterborough South
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
The meeting will be held on Sept. 26 at the Salvation Army Church in Cobourg. Continue reading
Progressive Conservatives win majority government in Manitoba election
Global News is projecting a majority government for Brian Pallister and the Progressive Conservatives in the 2019 Manitoba election. Prior to the election call, Pallister and the Progressive Conservatives held a majority in the Manitoba Legislature, with 38 of the 57 seats to the opposition NDP’s 12. The Progressive Conservative leader, set to repeat as Premier of Manitoba, was re-elected in his Fort Whyte riding. Continue reading
Western University prof seeks leadership of Ontario’s Liberal party
By Kelly Wang Reporter/Operator
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
Majority of British Columbians support mandatory voting: poll
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The poll also revealed significant cynicism among B.C. voters, with just one in four saying politicians care about “people like me.” Continue reading
Winnipeggers react to leaders’ debate
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
On Wednesday Manitoba provincial party leaders faced off in their first televised debate. Continue reading
Atlantic Liberals deny strategic timing of funding announcements
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Election day is expected to be Oct. 21. Continue reading