If young people want a voice, they should join political parties and vote, star Liberal candidate Justin Trudeau said Monday while campaigning in Scarborough-Rouge River. Trudeau, son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, was at the Chinese Cultural Centre for a rally hosted by first-time candidate Rana Sarkar.
An expert in computer science sees little difference between the Liberal and Conservative policies to implement universal internet access in Canada.
The Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) says a public transit plan should be on every party’s platform this election.
The question of the Toronto’s island airport expansion proved to be a divisive issue in an otherwise amicable Trinity-Spadina all-candidates debate held at the Harbourfront Centre Tuesday night.
The residents of Uxbridge kept embattled incumbent Bev Oda on her toes during a heated debate Sunday night at the Seniors Centre.
Four candidates in the Toronto-Centre riding can agree on one thing: housing should be accessible and affordable.
Sitting at the College Street United Church, parishioner Doreen McKenzie tells the story of how years ago one churchgoer was angered that the minister had insulted Brian Mulroney.
Ken Dryden, Liberal candidate for York Centre, says Toronto’s infrastructure will soon crumble if the government continues to run the city the way it has been for the past few years.
Despite the barrage of questions and accusations aimed at Conservative leader Stephen Harper during tonight’s federal debate, his image won’t be tarnished, says one political analyst.
Federal campaigns need to add more ‘social’ to their social media strategies to gain interest of young voters.