But since the launch of the model last spring, I’ve grappled with two separate issues that became bigger problems in the Quebec and, to a lesser extent, the B.C. provincial elections. It’s not that ...

The Liberals have managed to raise about $5-6 million in Q4s over the last four years, so with $16.1 million already raised ...

To little surprise, Rutherford’s Liberals prevailed easily, winning 23 of 25 seats and about 58% of the vote. The ...

Not one, not two, but six federal byelections were called on Sunday, as Prime Minister Mark Carney decided to drop the writ to fill all six vacancies that are currently in the House of Commons. Voters ...

David Eby’s B.C. New Democrats went down to defeat on Saturday, as Lorne Doerkson and the B.C. Conservatives took advantage of Eby’s early call to win in a (by B.C. standards) landslide. The polls ...

The Writ Drop is your weekly round-up of everything you might have missed in political and election news, federal, provincial and municipal polling. Now let’s take a look at some of the latest ...

As the polls had predicted, the Remain side won the Alberta referendum in a landslide, as Albertans opted for the status quo in their province. But in next-door British Columbia, voters might be about ...

The polls predicted that Lorne Doerkson’s B.C. Conservatives would win the provincial election yesterday, so it wasn’t much of a surprise when the party came out on top, forming the first B.C.

It’s debate night in British Columbia and the stakes are high. One leader could seal the deal and win the election. Another leader could save himself from a humiliating, self-imposed defeat. And a ...

Little more than a month ago, Lorne Doerkson was a little-known B.C. Conservative MLA who had shown no indication he was aspiring to provincial leadership. By tomorrow, he could be on his way to be ...