Federal election 2015

There were some unexpected upsides after a campaign in which women were ignored, deployed as political props, and even attacked

Canada’s 42nd election was a triumph on a scale no sensible pundit or pollster could have predicted

Right now he represents Conservative failures. One day he may run the party.

Twitter, digested: Leaders vote, kids vote, and the country turns red

Jason Markusoff shares his most memorable moment in the 2015 federal election campaign.

Despite Elizabeth May’s eternal optimism, the Greens landed on the wrong side of the strategic voting equation. Now what?

’This election was about change,’ Tom Mulcair told supporters. But in the contest to be the change, the NDP finished second.

Don’t expect a sudden rebound in the economy now that Trudeau is in charge. The global downturn will make things worse before they get better.

’If you win Ontario you win the whole enchilada,’ one pollster said. And then the Liberals did.

Inside the Rogers Centre, there were plenty of Jays fans with eyes on both ballot boxes and the batter’s box