Well, here we are. The day before election day. A flurry of polls have been published in the last 24 hours, and many more will probably come later tonight.
Finally, Maxime Bernier’s PPC never really took off—even with Bernier’s participation at the debates—and ends this 2019 campaign at an average of just below 3 per cent nationally. Quebec The story of this election in Quebec is the surge of the Bloc Québécois shortly after the first French debate. At first, the Bloc ate into Conservative support in the province. Then the Liberals also lost ground. Polls in Quebec show that the Liberals and Bloc remain in a near tie in voting intentions, but the Bloc is first among francophones.
Manitoba and Saskatchewan The Liberals won all 8 Winnipeg seats in 2015, along with Ralph Goodale’s Regina-Wascana riding in Saskatchewan. However, the Liberals will be fighting to win even half that total in the Prairies.Alberta In 2015, the Conservatives won “only” 29 of the Alberta’s 34 federal seats. The Liberals won two seats in both Edmonton and Calgary .
These wide error bars are not a bug of the model—they reflect the high uncertainty that results when one poll shows the Conservatives leading in the province , others show a statistical tie and others have the Liberals in the lead . What we can say about B.C. remains vague: 1) the Conservatives should perform well in most rural areas; 2) The Liberals and NDP will be competitive in many Vancouver ridings, and 3) The Greens will hope to expand their base on Vancouver Island.
Earth to Macleans, this is Manitoba speaking. The Liberals did NOT win all 8 Winnipeg seats in 2015!!! You have forgotten Daniel_Blaikie of the NDP in his 61-vote Elmwood-Transcona win.
You are showing popular vote in that article. Why not their seat prediction?
acoyne Wait - how many Liberal seats does Macleans think there were in Winnipeg?
This is all about Canada's future, and our children's & grandchildren's future. It's all well good for politician's to stand up spout off. But, it doesn't pay the college tuition fees or find students housing or pay the rent or even buy groceries. Vote smarter..
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The final weekend: What will the 2019 federal election be remembered for?As we enter the final weekend before all ballots are cast, each of the three main federal parties is putting forward the messages they hope will resonate and inspire any undecided or unmotivated voters. For being a warm up for a 2020 Election. The dirty, underhanded tactics of the liberals and mostly the biased news media! Just amazing how they all forgot what their job entails! The 2nd man from the right and his Party shouldn't be allowed to be in this Election, they don't have candidates anywhere else except Quebec.
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Will Canada weaken encryption with backdoors? - Macleans.caByron Holland: The 'Five Eyes' security alliance is pushing tech companies to build backdoors to encrypted sites, putting Canadian user data, privacy and security at risk If backdoors are there, hackers will find them. Said 2008 you mongers. now Energy weapons using cause untouch harm,physical damaging as hate crime. Do by neigbours use 24/7 Survilance some preps motivation Invisble and no touch harm.use NSO software torture type Facial Recognition need urgent action stop brings criminals to light as Foul play 1-3
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Our Western silence is stupid - Macleans.caShannon Gormley: By now we know the costs borne by Hong Kong protesters include hammer blows to the head, bullets to the shoulder and pepper spray to the face Not stupid, sinister. Paleoconservative politicians in the west preach violence. They welcome the option to use force on citizens. One has even called for a civil war. I agree with most of this piece. It's amazing how quiet the western world is... We take our freedoms for granted. As for KingJames he's a hypocrite. Unless it affects his wallet he's all in on the liberty thing.
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'That's my auntie': A new book reframes photos from Indigenous communities - Macleans.caWhen Paul Seesequasis started posting archival images on social media to shine a light on the resilience of Indigenous communities, thousands of people responded.
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Greta Thunberg’s visit to Alberta was no ordinary celebrity drop-in - Macleans.caThe 16-year-old Swede lent her voice to Albertans who care deeply about climate change. And make no mistake, there are a lot of them. Love how you write your headlines. Propaganda 101 No actually most people with real jobs want that nutcase gone. She can take those 'special' marchers back to Sweden with her. Preferably walking. Pro-tip: Yielding to the demands of a catastrophizing 16 year-old who has no experience with unintended consequences is a bad idea. We ARE NOT beginning a mass extinction. Both mankind and nature can and will adapt to the modest increases in temps. Don't fall for the drama.
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Trudeau needs an Alberta unity strategy if he wins - Macleans.caAnd yes, it will have to include a pipeline. No he doesn't. He tried already and the conservative media just whipped Albertans into a rage frenzy. It's pointless. Why waste political capital on ingrates you mean like last time when he dropped $750million on Alberta to stabilize their economy? It already DOES include a pipeline. Could it be you're as dense as Albertans (and Rex Murphy) who seem not to give credence to the fact that the LIBERAL gov't spent $4+ billion to rescue a pipeline from abandonment by a Texas-based company's Canadian subsidiary? The mind boggles.
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