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WEBAs provincial candidates get ready to hit the hustings in Saskatchewan, B.C., the federal nomination circuit has slowed down (for now) In this week’s edition, we have the latest on the byelection circuit, the coming non-confidence motion and the latest polling. 2 …
What’s to happen to the Liberal party when Trudeau leaves?
WEB13 hours ago · One Liberal government source mused that the party may be bumped down to third place in the next election, with the Bloc Quebecois potentially taking over as the official opposition.
A post-Trudeau Liberal Party | iPolitics
WEB13 hours ago · Good evening and happy Friday, Top of mind over at iPolitics today is the future of the Liberal Party. Things are looking pretty dire for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. For the past year, the Liberals have trailed the Conservatives by double-digits in virtually every credible public opinion poll.
Liberals survive first confidence vote of fall session
WEB2 days ago · Liberals survive first confidence vote of fall session. As expected, a Conservative non-confidence motion was defeated in the House of Commons on Wednesday, after the NDP and Bloc Québécois voted with the government, keeping the Liberals in power for the time being. Published Sep 25, 2024 at 4:20pm. Davis Legree.
Poilievre makes case for taking down the government to restore …
WEB3 days ago · Poilievre introduced his promised non-confidence motion in the opening minutes of the House of Commons sitting Tuesday, delivering a campaign-style speech laying out his vision for Canada under a Conservative government.
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WEBFeds announce suite of measures to lower temporary resident population. The changes include an extension of the cap on international students, which will also strengthened, resulting in an additional 10 per cent decrease in the number of international study permits issued next year and moving forwards. 11 hours ago. News.
Opposition MPs call for online harms bill to be split in two
WEB4 days ago · Opposition MPs call for online harms bill to be split in two. Bill C-63, which contains provisions aimed at mitigating hate speech, child pornography, and other harmful content found online, has been polarizing since its introduction earlier this year, with supporters saying it’s a necessary step to protect victims, and opponents calling it ...
Polling, Data and Analysis - iPolitics
WEBCurrent polls suggest in Quebec, the Bloc Québécois could win 40 of the province’s 78 federal seats, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals 25 seats and Poilievre’s Conservatives 12, two more than they won in 2021. While there may appear to be strategic advantages to merging in the same way the ...
Podcasts | iPolitics
WEBWar Room vs. Press Room: Glen McGregor on media, politics, and campaigns. On Background with Glen McGregor, award-winning journalist, with decades of experience on Parliament Hill and covering federal election campaigns. 8 months ago. 🎙️ Podcasts.
Parliamentary predictions - iPolitics
WEBJan 15, 2024 · As we prepare to start a new parliamentary session, iPolitics asked pundits representing the three major national parties for their predictions on the upcoming sitting.
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