guelph
The problem with cats
Outdoor feline populations are exploding across the country and cities are struggling to keep the cats—and cat lovers—at bay
The difficult fight against election fraud
Elections Canada released a discussion paper this week that explained the challenges of cracking down on robocall fraud and harassment.
Leather jackets, boots and shades at Guelph
See what students are wearing this fall
The hunt for Pierre Poutine comes up blank
Glen McGregor and Stephen Maher uncover a new twist.
The bi-partisan Pierre Poutine
Amid this weekend’s NDP convention frenzy, Glen McGregor and Stephen Maher uncovered a new twist in the tale of Pierre Poutine.
Pierre Poutine, meet Rick McKnight
The company that Pierre Poutine used to make his robocalls would seem to employ an individual who may or may not exist.
Whodunit
The hunt for Pierre Poutine now includes a phoney YouTube video and anonymous senior Conservatives.
The robocall rules (II)
Elections Canada has no comment on reports of an automated call sent out by the Valeriote campaign in Guelph during the last election. Elections Canada says it does not pre-authorize election messages and if approached to vet an election message, Elections Canada would advise a campaign to review sections 319 and 320 of the Elections Act.
What we’re talking about when we talk about document disclosure
The government side has made a point this week of explaining that it has shared information with Elections Canada. The Conservatives have thus challenged the opposition parties to do likewise.
Ring around the robocalls
Conservatives quietly admit something went wrong in that Guelph riding. Their mission now is to stop the scandal from infecting the rest of the party.
Pierre Poutine becomes Pierre Jones
John Ivison reports tonight that RackNine has figured out who was behind Pierre Poutine.
A wider and wider investigation
Glen McGregor and Stephen Maher report that Elections Canada is investigating the expenses of the Conservative campaign in Guelph.