Atlantic Canadians cast their votes Monday as polling stations start to open
In 2015, the Liberals won all 32 of the region’s seats, which means they have nowhere to go but down once the ballots are all counted. Continue reading
Green Party
The NDP holds most of Vancouver Island, but Greens and Tories see blood in the water
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The NDP is fending off battles from the Greens in the south of the island, while the Conservatives are looking to make gains in the north. Continue reading
What women care most about in this election, and how the parties stack up
While factors like socioeconomic status affect a woman’s lived experience, there are certain issues and policies that disproportionately affect women. Continue reading
Blaine Higgs compares Quebec to Canada’s favourite child at Scheer campaign stop
Blaine Higgs made the comparison when asked if he believed Quebec to be Canada’s favourite child, saying the province has always received preferential treatment. Continue reading
Roy Green: Vote the four-year record
‘So what’s the takeaway of events since 2015?’ asks Roy Green. Continue reading
Greens would revamp trade relations to address climate change if elected
Green Leader Elizabeth May argued that current agreements favour the rights of corporations at the expense of environmental protections. Continue reading
Green Leader Elizabeth May predicts Canadians will elect a minority government
May warns against electing a majority Liberal or Conservative government, saying neither party is truly committed to climate action. Continue reading
Edmonton-Strathcona Green Party candidate withdraws from race, suggests voters in riding support NDP
Michael Kalmanovitch announced Wednesday that he is ceasing his campaign, and hopes that Green Party voters in the riding will support the NDP. Continue reading
Singh invokes memory of Layton in Hudson, Quebec
Quebec’s volatile electorate could swing in any direction when Canadians cast their ballots Monday, with polls suggesting tight races. Continue reading
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