Source: Mercedes Stephenson & Rachel Gilmore, Globalnews.ca, October 1st, 2021 The prime minister’s office said his itinerary would be updated to reflect his correct location. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is spending the first National Truth and Reconciliation Day on vacation in Tofino, B.C., with his family, despite his official itinerary placing him in private meetings… Continue reading Trudeau Vacations on Country’s 1st Truth and Reconciliation Day
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Can Trudeau Keep His Promises?
Trudeau has once again led his party to victory, however, will the Liberals be able to keep the promises they have made? And if so, which pledges will be the hardest to deliver? Child-care plan The Liberals have promised child care that would only cost $10 per day, which could save families tens of thousands… Continue reading Can Trudeau Keep His Promises?
Last Minute Voting Information
Source: Leslie Young, globalnews.ca, September 20, 2021 Today is the day! Still unclear on a few things? These bits of information may help. Canadians are girding to hit the polls in an historic election taking place amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Still undecided about which federal party for whom you should cast your vote? Here’s everything… Continue reading Last Minute Voting Information
How to Vote by Mail For the Upcoming Election
As Canadians get ready to vote on September 20th, many will turn to mail-in voting due to the ongoing pandemic. To ensure everyone feels safe while voting, Elections Canada is offering more options to vote by mail. Here’s how to do it. Applying to vote by mail Canadians eligible to vote can apply online, by… Continue reading How to Vote by Mail For the Upcoming Election
How The Liberals Will Affect Your Finances
Source: Erica Alini, globalnews.ca, September 02, 2021 The Liberals want to create a minimum tax rule ensuring that top earners pay at least 15 per cent each year. The Liberals were the last major party on Wednesday to release their election platform, which promises $78 billion in fresh spending over the next five years. The… Continue reading How The Liberals Will Affect Your Finances
What You Need to Know About the Federal Vote
Source: Twinkle Ghosh, globalnews.ca, August 30, 2021 Remember to bring your ID, voters must carry their proof of identity and address at the time of voting. After months of speculation, Canada’s 2021 election is almost here. Awaiting Canadians are the final days of breakneck nationwide campaigning amid COVID-19 before they get to decide on Sept.… Continue reading What You Need to Know About the Federal Vote
Ridings to Watch in the Upcoming Saskatchewan Election
Source: David Giles , globalnews.ca, October 19, 2020 Two political experts say there are a number of ridings to watch on election night. When Saskatchewan heads to the polls on Oct. 26, 61 MLAs will be elected and of those, at least 13 will be rookies. While the results in some ridings may be a… Continue reading Ridings to Watch in the Upcoming Saskatchewan Election
2020 Saskatchewan Election Campaign Kicks Off Today
Source: cbc.ca, September 29, 2020 Those living in Saskatchewan can vote by mail, in person at advance polls or at polls on election day, Oct. 26th. It’s official — Saskatchewan’s provincial election is underway and politicians will be hitting the campaign trail, keeping COVID-19 restrictions and precautions in mind. Premier Scott Moe met with Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty.Tuesday morning.… Continue reading 2020 Saskatchewan Election Campaign Kicks Off Today
To Rant or to Reconcile
Like you, I just finished watching the federal election. I could say, I’m finished with federal elections – and that would be a whole rant on its own. Or I could say, its time to work together. We hear plenty of both surrounding us. Here’s my take: There were a few candidates that were there… Continue reading To Rant or to Reconcile
Sask. voter turnout of 71.7% beats national average
Source: CBC News, October 22, 2019 Numbers down slightly in province from 2015 More than 570,000 registered voters in Saskatchewan went to the polls in the 2019 federal election, according to Elections Canada. That means roughly 71.7 per cent of eligible voters across the province turned out at the ballot box this year, besting the national… Continue reading Sask. voter turnout of 71.7% beats national average