federal election 2019

‘Liberals know, like all Canadians know, that it is always possible to do better.’ Read the Liberal leader’s full speech.

LIVE: The latest news and analysis from Monday’s vote

We break down the results by gender and age, how many Indigenous people and racialized Canadians were elected—and how many rookies and returnees are on the way to Ottawa

Campaigns may have gone high tech, but votes are still counted the old fashioned way—one by one on folded paper ballots

Jason Kirby: If Google search interest in the leaders can predict how Canadians vote, Jagmeet Singh will be the story of this election

Stephen Maher: Without a majority, both the Liberal and Conservative leaders will have failed in key ways, and their parties could push for change

Philippe J. Fournier: The night before the election, there is no certainty in the numbers. We could end up with the first popular vote and seat split in 40 years.

The chance to influence the direction of our country, its policies and the person who leads us is an empowering opportunity

And yes, it will have to include a pipeline

Shannon Gormley: In this nasty, empty campaign, how would a debate on foreign policy have gone? Safe to say, pretty badly.