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In the wake of a surprising federal election result, political heavyweights and voters alike are reeling—with leaders suggesting “minor adjustments,” letters bemoaning lost support, and analyses spotlighting baffling voter shifts and candidate mishaps. The post-election circus is met with both candid critique and wry humor over a dramatically reshaped political landscape.
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Anthony Albanese claimed victory as the first Australian prime minister to clinch a second consecutive three-year term in 21 years on Saturday.
The Liberal Party is announcing Saturday afternoon whether John Hogan or John Abbott has accumulated the most votes and will lead the party, and the province, until a general election is called later this year.
Watch an economist, analyst and former Bank of Canada governor weigh in on what the future holds for Canada
Election results show Canadians want them working together for the common good rather than constantly warring with each other
Un sondage suggère que 19% des citoyens pensent que les fausses informations ou la désinformation ont eu un impact majeur sur l’élection.
More than three quarters of Canadians believe misinformation had an impact on the outcome of the federal election, a new poll suggests.
Charlie Angus, un ancien député néo-démocrate d’une circonscription du nord de l’Ontario, déplore le style de campagne de son parti, trop axée sur le chef, selon lui.
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi has questioned the value of those membership ties, and promised last year to put the issue on a ballot.
The New Democratic Party ran a leader-focused election campaign and lost touch with core supporters who ended up backing the Conservatives, says a former member of Parliament.
Damien Kurek, a three-time elected member of Parliament, is relinquishing his seat in Battle River-Crowfoot to allow Poilievre to run in a byelection there
Battle River-Crowfoot in central Alberta is a long way from the Ottawa riding that was Poilievre’s home base for more than 20 years
The Conservatives missed it by a thread
CALGARY — The prospective new riding for federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is home to wheat fields, dinosaur bones and Nickelback. It’s also Tory country through and through. Battle River—Crowfoot in central Alberta is a long way from the Ottawa riding that was Poilievre’s home base for…
Le vétéran néodémocrate estime que la défaite a été « catastrophique » et déplore le style de campagne de son parti.
OTTAWA – Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre has announced that he will run in a by-election in the conservative stronghold of Battle River-Crowfoot, after being told that he could not run in his preferred area of deep-red rural Texas. After losing his Carleton, Ontario seat of 20 years, Poilievre…
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Canadian financial heavyweight Mark Carney is journeying to Washington for a high-stakes meeting with U.S. officials amid mounting political and trade tensions. The visit, which has sparked considerable debate in policy circles, is being closely watched as it addresses shifting regulatory dynamics and broader transatlantic relations. More...
Mark Carney is contending with a series of intricate foreign policy challenges, with unsettled US trade relations and unpredictable presidential rhetoric contributing to the storm. His multi-layered agenda demands a delicate balancing act amid rising tariff concerns and cross-border tensions, all while he seeks to safeguard national interests. More...
The Quebec Conservative leader has formally announced his intention to capture the vacant Arthabaska seat in the legislature during an impending byelection. Both reports highlight his strategic political maneuver as he steps into the arena of provincial politics with ambition and a dash of uncertainty. More...
Volunteers and authorities in rural Nova Scotia have ramped up search efforts for two missing siblings from Pictou County, now in their third critical day. Harsh weather conditions and persistent challenges have not dampened the community’s determination as rescuers continue their desperate quest to locate the children. More...
Toronto police have charged a teenager in connection with a double shooting in the Riverdale area last April, leaving the community reeling. Authorities released photos of the victims as the investigation deepens, piecing together evidence from the tragic incident. More...
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