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Paul Wells explains why things just got interesting

Jagmeet Singh nudged up his party’s seat count, but must still figure out a way to differentiate his New Democrats from the Liberals

By most indicators, Canada’s economy is purring along, but Justin Trudeau and Bill Morneau can’t seem to convince Canadians they deserve the credit.

One crude but effective remedy is to do as Australia has done: make voting mandatory

We tell you five things you need to know this morning. 1. Iraq votes. The last time Iraqis went to the polls in 2011, Americans...

I haven’t had a chance to read it yet, but the Higher Education Strategy folks have released a new brief on the voting intentions...

Mock the clichés. Knock on doors. Apply peer pressure.

Some names to remember from one of the most remarkable campaigns in Canadian history

B.C. election 2017 was a cliffhanger, leaving us with no idea who will form government. But we know it’s going to be different.

A vote for Layton today was, objectively, a vote to return to a two-party system