Polls suggest the Green Party is at risk of being wiped off Canada’s electoral map on election night, but co-Leader Elizabeth May believes the numbers don’t reflect the party’s ground game.
Source: CBC News (Politics)
In Canada, even before this spring, the notion that any given election was possibly the ‘most important’ to have ever occurred was in some danger of becoming a cliché. But this time around, it’s at least much harder to dispute.
With a couple of days left in this election campaign, the Bloc Québécois, like the NDP, is pitching itself to voters as the check on government power. But Leader Yves-François Blanchet has spent a majority of his time in ridings held by the Bloc.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney urged Israel to allow the World Food Programme to work in Gaza, saying food must not be used as a “political tool,” hours after the UN agency said it had run out of stocks due to a sustained Israeli blockade on supplies.
In a rare trip to the Conservative-dominated city, the party leader made his pitch for change and cutting regulations to boost Alberta’s oil and gas sector.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney pledged to keep up “momentum” on reconciliation at a virtual election forum with the Assembly of First Nations Friday.
The Liberals, Conservatives and Bloc Québécois are running fewer women and gender diverse candidates this election compared to 2021, according to data from Equal Voice — a non-partisan organization dedicated to getting more women involved in politics.
