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Canadian Red Seal workers show heightened concern for employment and wages: survey

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Sarah MacFarlane

NewsCanadian skilled trades workers have more employment concerns than other Canadians and high levels of support for lower taxes, fair wage policies, and infrastructure investment, according to a recent survey from Abacus Data and Canada’s Building Trades Union (CBTU).
Battleground Breakdown: Could the Conservatives flip a Liberal seat in Carney's hometown?

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Davis Legree

NewsIn today’s Battleground Breakdown, we travel to Edmonton Centre and explore how vote-splitting could benefit the Conservatives in Liberal Leader Mark Carney’s hometown. Welcome to iPolitics’ Battleground Breakdown. Throughout the federal election campaign, we’ll be profiling 10 key ridings from across the country that could determine which party forms the next government.
Clause clash - iPolitics

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsWelcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Hello politicos!Welcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Here’s our recap of the day it’s been on the trail. Want real-time updates? Check out iPolitics each day for our live blog.
More tariff talk

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Hello politicos!Welcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Here’s our recap of the day it’s been on the trail. Want real-time updates? Check out iPolitics each day for our live blog. (If you’re enjoying Campaign Countdown, share this link with your friends so they can get it too.)Enough chit-chat, let’s get to the news!It was another campaign day dominated by discussions of tariffs.
Poilievre says Conservatives won't restrict abortion access as candidate's controversial comments surface

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says his party would pass no laws restricting access to abortion if it forms government after the April 28 election as questions are raised about a Niagara-area candidate’s affiliation with pro-life organizations in the U.S.Poilievre was in St. Catharines on Friday to roll out his party’s economic action plan to prepare Canada for disruptions caused by American tariffs.
Diana Fox Carney door knocking for husband in Nepean

1 week ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Nepean voters might have seen a familiar face stumping for their local Liberal candidate. Diana Fox Carney, the spouse of the prime minister, is out door-knocking in the southwest Ottawa riding, the Liberal party confirmed to iPolitics. A Liberal source said Ms. Carney has been a real help on the campaign as she has made the rounds in the riding.
Trump shakes it up again

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

NewsWelcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Hello politicos!Welcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Here’s our recap of the day it’s been on the trail. Want real-time updates? Check out iPolitics each day for our live blog.
Canadians don't associate Singh, NDP with tariff response: polling

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Davis Legree

As the 2025 federal election narrows to a perceived two-party race between the Liberals and Conservatives, new polling suggests Canadians don’t feel the NDP are addressing what many believe will be the ballot box question for voters. A recent report from the North Poll, spearheaded by Alex Kohut, formerly a pollster in Justin Trudeau’s Prime Minister’s Office, found most Canadians do not believe Jagmeet Singh’s party is focused on U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada.
Heading west - iPolitics

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Marco Vigliotti

Hello politicos!Welcome back to Campaign Countdown, our now daily newsletter devoted to covering everything about the 2025 federal election. Here’s our recap of the day it’s been on the trail. Want real-time updates? Check out iPolitics each day for our live blog. (If you’re enjoying Campaign Countdown, share this link with your friends so they can get it too.)Enough chit-chat, let’s get to the news!The leaders of the top three federal parties were all campaigning Tuesday in Western Canada.
Battleground Breakdown: Can the Liberals stop a Conservative sweep in Saskatchewan?

2 weeks ago | ipolitics.ca | Davis Legree

NewsIn today’s Battleground Breakdown, we head to northern Saskatchewan and explore why the Liberals like their chances in Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River, one of Canada’s most remote ridings. Welcome to iPolitics’ Battleground Breakdown. Throughout the federal election campaign, we’ll be profiling 10 key ridings from across the country that could determine which party forms the next government.