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My #Canadian friends, we must do all we can to keep Poilievre & his brand of hateful, divisive & unconstructive hubris out of government. He has such contempt & disrespect for Canadians & Canada that he hasn’t even obtained a security clearance. Does anyone actually believe that he *can*? He’s a national security & domestic affairs risk. He’s unfit.

By voting strategically, you can help ensure the CPC candidate loses. Check your riding:

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votewell.caVoteWellA strategic voting tool for the 2025 Canadian federal election

“The Liberals now hold consistent and significant leads in Quebec, Ontario, and the Atlantic. If this persists to the election, the Liberals could secure a majority before vote counting begins in some ridings. They also lead in British Columbia and have better prospects in Alberta than in recent elections”

“The gender gap is astonishing, with the Liberals ahead by 29 points with women... “

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EKOS Politics · Race Highly Stable as Liberals Maintain 12.5-Point Lead[Ottawa – April 11, 2025] The race appears to have settled into a holding pattern, with the Liberal Party maintaining a stable 13-point lead. Both our three-day and five-day rolls (the latter…

Somebody just posted on Facebook that there is an advance polling station for the federal election at Mic Mac Mall where voting cards are not necessary. Is this legit? Does anyone know for sure?

I do know that I haven't received any voting information yet besides candidate pamphlets. It would be nice to get it done, but I don't want to spoil my vote.

Undecided voters need time to consider their options. “A good political decision is rational (informed, coherent and consistent) and autonomous (a person knows why they made it and can explain their reasoning to you). A bad political decision, on the other hand, is “one driven by bias, poor or incorrect information, or hidden motives,” he wrote. “It is a decision that is often made on instinct, without research or reflection.” #election2025 #canada #democracy #vote thestar.com/opinion/contributo

Toronto Star · Jim Coyle: In polarized times, the undecided voter is rare, and prizedBy Jim Coyle