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Elections & Conventions
Tracking the races, the rallies, and the results. Comprehensive coverage of Canada’s federal and provincial elections, party leadership contests, and the national conventions shaping the next era of Canadian politics.
EDITORIAL: Mark Carney’s welcome mat for Marilyn Gladu tests what it means to be a Liberal
Mark Carney promised a builder's liberalism. Accommodating an MP who opposed conversion therapy bans suggests he's rebuilding the old one instead.
Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu crosses floor to join Carney Liberals in latest blow to Official Opposition
The fourth defection from Pierre Poilievre's caucus edges the governing party closer to a parliamentary majority and signals a continued realignment on Parliament Hill
Saskatchewan NDP joins Nenshi in distancing party from Avi Lewis
Saskatchewan NDP Joins Alberta in Distancing from New Federal Leader Avi Lewis
ANDP leader denounces Avi Lewis as 'not in the interest of Alberta'
Nenshi distances Alberta NDP from federal party after leadership change, raising questions about future alignment
Avi Lewis inherits a fractured NDP and a fight for party status
Avi Lewis wins NDP leadership race on first ballot with 56% of vote
ADAMS: In defeating himself, Pierre Poilievre has given Mark Carney no excuse to fail
With a majority in sight, the prime minister will soon be out of scapegoats – and alone in defining what his new Liberal Party stands for
Digital forensics reveals Begum-Carney campaign photo digitally altered
Questions for candidate after faked photo with Carney emerges
Spring by-elections could hand Carney Liberals a majority by a single seat
By-elections called for April 13 in three ridings, with government's slim margin on the line
ADAMS: Lessons from a by-election we’ve already forgotten
What a 2025 by-election says about a party that has stopped believing it can win
'He was running on our platform': Three years after Durham by-election, the rivalry between Canada's populist right-wing parties is as bitter as ever
Candidates for Canada's populist right share platforms but not goodwill, as 2024 by-election feud shows.
ADAMS: The NDP finally had a REAL debate. Here's who won and who lost.
For the first time in this interminable leadership race, we saw something that actually resembled a contest of ideas. It only took four attempts.