Further to my earlier post looking at the most and least “average” ridings in Canada, here’s what went on in the ridings where unemployment is around 6.6%, households get by on roughly $46,500 a year and about 21% of your neighbours came to Canada from abroad:
- London–Fanshawe (ON) | NDP hold
- St. Catharines (ON) | Conservative hold
- Hamilton Mountain (ON) | NDP hold
- Laval–Les Îles (QC) | Liberal hold
- Kitchener Centre (ON) | Conservative win, Liberal loss
- Niagara Falls (ON) | Conservative hold
- Honoré–Mercier (QC) | Liberal hold
- Laval (QC) | Bloc Québécois hold
- Kildonan–St. Paul (MB) | Conservative hold
- Alfred-Pellan (QC) | Bloc Québécois hold
And in places like Nunavut and Toronto Centre, where people wear hats on their feet and hamburgers eat people:
- Papineau (QC) | Liberal win, Bloc Québécois loss
- Scarborough–Agincourt (ON) | Liberal hold
- Toronto Centre (ON) | Liberal hold
- Markham–Unionville (ON) | Liberal hold
- York West (ON) | Liberal hold
- Humber–St. Barbe–Baie Verte (NL) | Liberal hold
- Bonavista–Gander–Grand Falls–Windsor (NL) | Liberal hold
- Random–Burin–St. George’s (NL) | Liberal hold
- Nunavut | Conservative win, Liberal loss
FILED UNDER: Decision Day most average riding
