A fiery segment on identity spices up a cordial debate
Politics Insider for Sept. 9, 2021: An intense Trudeau; some questions about the Tory platform; and a very tight poll
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The Liberals inch closer to majority territory: 338Canada
Philippe J. Fournier: The latest 338Canada projection puts the Liberals as 50-to-one favourites to win the most seats and the Conservatives failing to turn the tide post-convention
What to expect from the Liberals: an election, ASAP
Tom Mulcair: While the Conservative Party is still stuck in the polls, the Liberals have been setting the stage. This will be a campaign like no other.
338Canada: The federal Liberals hold steady. Jason Kenney sinks.
Philippe J. Fournier: While Canadians still mostly approve of their political leaders, a spring federal election may hinge on a smooth vaccine rollout
Liberals and Tories are virtually tied: 338Canada election projection
Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals still hold the seat count advantage, but their numbers keep slipping while the Conservatives see an uptick in Ontario
338Canada projection: The ever-dwindling Liberal lead
Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals have returned to earth, but neither the Conservatives nor the NDP are profiting from it. Can a new CPC leader move the needle?
The case for a snap election
Philippe J. Fournier: Should Canadians have the opportunity to vote on which party will lead them through the fiscal storm ahead?
Why MPs come and go in Ottawa
At least 41 MPs are poised to step away when the federal election is called. Aaron Wherry considers what this means to our quality of government.
So, Justin, when are we getting that back rub?
The parties can try all the slogans they want—we’re waiting for Trudeau’s firm hands
The 5 most generous postal codes for political donations
Top spenders in Penticton, Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara-on-the-Lake and Lakefield, Ont.