In Saskatchewan, voters rank climate change as one of their top election concerns. They also hate Justin Trudeau’s plan to fight it. With a passion.

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Right now, polls indicate the Liberals hold a solid lead in Quebec. But if there’s one place where voters can decide to ditch a party

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Two weeks out from Canada’s federal election, we’re firmly in minority government territory—which means it’s time to visit British Columbia, home of the most functional

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The federal government is perhaps the least impactful government to the daily life of the people living there. Except for one thing: Whomever sits in

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When election results start coming in on October 21, it will be Newfoundland and Labrador that tells us first if the winds of change are

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If you guessed this is where you’d find Canada’s lowest unemployment numbers, and growing concerns that a lack of workers would hold back a booming

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The video went viral, because how could it not? In it, a mother is torn between tears and rage, describing the two years she went

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At a glance, Ontario might seem like a Conservative stronghold. It’s barely been a year since voters booted the provincial Liberals out of office in

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Canada’s federal leaders love to visit places like Nunavut. It’s a good photo op. It’s a chance to talk about Reconciliation and make promises to

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