by Ranjit Bhaskar (@ranjit17) in Toronto, Ontario By now the Liberal candidates for the predominantly visible minority ridings of Scarborough have grown used to party…
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Targeted Ethnic Advertising Makes Elections More Accessible
As Canada is a mere two weeks into the longest federal election campaign in modern history, negative political advertisements have already made their rounds in…
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EKOS Poll: Canadians Want Elizabeth May and a Traditional Debate, even if Harper boycotts
by Kristie Smith The Conservatives may have underestimated how much Canadians liked traditional media running the show, with new numbers from EKOS suggesting that not…
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What Alberta’s Political Climate Means for this Fall’s Election
by Faron Ellis (@FaronEllis), Lethbridge College In concluding this series, I’d like to offer some context to what happened on May 5 in the Alberta…
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Newcomers and the Stunning Notley Win
by Faron Ellis (@FaronEllis) of Lethbridge College ‘Newcomers’ to Alberta are frequently thought to be responsible for big political shifts in a province most Canadians…
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by Will McMartin Politics, generally speaking, is about reason and passion, intellect and emotion. Elections, on the other hand, always come down to numbers. The party or…
View More Election 2015, By the NumbersWynne promises to stand up for new Canadians
by Toronto Editor Ranjit Bhaskar The 2014 Liberal Plan for “One Ontario” will include a number of initiatives to attract skilled immigrants to the…
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