Why the federal election might not happen on Oct. 21
The set date is a high holy day for Jews, with possible implications in some battleground ridings. A court battle this week could force a shift.
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Michael Fraiman
Michael Fraiman has lived in and reported from South Korea, Peru and across Canada. He often covers arts, travel and politics. Find him on Twitter at @mfraiman
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