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‘This is and will always be home’: MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith on not seeking re-election
Erskine-Smith told The Observer he has no current plans to seek any political office for the time being, but says he is “open to the idea” in the future.
Health
Are you next in line or thousands behind? How your vote can change health care
Head trauma is not too uncommon for a few, such was the case for...
News
How to vote? Who to vote for? The fears of an election newbie
Going to the polls can be scary and confusing for a first-time voter, when you don't know what you're doing.
COVID-19
How four Canadians from different generations view hot election issues
They're born in different generations, but these voters agree Toronto's housing market and cost of living are out of control
Canada Votes 2015
Liberals take all Toronto ridings
The Liberals swept all the ridings in Toronto on election night, making history by jumping from third-party status to forming a majority government.
Canada Votes 2015
University-Rosedale too close to call
According to the latest polls the University-Rosedale riding is a close race with less than two weeks to go until election day.
Canada Votes 2011
Green Party high on recent court ruling
Green Party candidates in Scarborough say they welcome a recent court ruling decriminalizing marijuana. Canada’s federal medical marijuana program is “unconstitutional” because it didn’t legally allow access to medicinal marijuana, an Ontario court ruled April 13.
Canada Votes 2011
Trudeau campaigns in Scarborough for youth vote
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.
Canada Votes 2011
Canada Votes 2011: Tories challenging Liberal stronghold
Despite being a Liberal stronghold since the early 1990s, Scarborough is expected to be a battleground in the upcoming federal election. The winds of change rushed over the bluffs of Scarborough to bring in right-leaning Rob Ford last year as mayor of Toronto. It is this change, of course, the Conservatives are hoping to take advantage of come May 2.
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