Burnaby South

All the obstacles standing between Jagmeet Singh and a revived NDP

Whatever surprises the fall election holds, it’s Jagmeet Singh’s party now—for better or worse

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh leaves an advance poll after casting his ballot for the federal byelection in Burnaby South, B.C. (The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck)

Burnaby South byelection: Live results

Voters went to the polls in Burnaby South Monday to elect a new MP for the riding. Polls opened at 7 a.m. PST Monday and remained open until 7 p.m. Results started rolling in shortly after 7:30 PST.

The Liberal candidate in Burnaby South, take two

In the by-election race against the NDP leader, Richard Lee is scrambling to contain political damage, and gear up his own late campaign

The real bad news in Burnaby South might be for Andrew Scheer

Stephen Maher: A poll in the riding put Maxime Bernier’s party at nine per cent—and numbers like that could mean the Tories have a problem

Burnaby residents to Justin Trudeau: When do we get an MP?!

Toying with Jagmeet Singh might be fun for Liberals, but their byelection gamesmanship has not gone unnoticed in Burnaby South

The games Liberals are playing with Jagmeet Singh

Tom Parkin: It goes beyond the discourteous delays in calling a byelection, and seems to point to even more petty efforts to undermine the NDP leader

Karen Wang (was) Jagmeet Singh’s big problem

The Liberal newcomer didn’t have the name recognition of the NDP leader, but she was a formidable opponent in B.C.’s Burnaby South—until she stepped down

Is Trudeau really showing ‘courtesy’ to Singh?

Tom Parkin: By delaying a by-election call for months, the Liberals are sidelining their opponent, and denying thousands of Canadians a voice in Parliament