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Why did the media play naive?
From an earlier post seven days ago, A lot of ink and broadcast bandwidth has been dedicated to 31,000 “complaints” filed with Elections Canada regarding the so
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Robocall protest falls flat
First, voter suppression is a serious thing, and as an extension, false allegations of voter suppression are serious too. Elections Canada should investigate fu
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Announcing Election Maps
This has been a long time in the making. You may recall that back in 2009, I put together this short video where I gave an overview of mapping/translating/proje
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Tsk, tsk Freedom Party
The Freedom Party is running in the Ontario election, hoping to eke out a seat or two for libertarian hopefuls. I like libertarian principles but unfortunately
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Ontario policy election
The Ontario election is well underway in my home province and it looks as though it’ll be a rough-and-tumble time as we get to the first week of October when On
Canadian Media
Newspaper endorsements for #elxn41
The Globe and Mail: Only Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party have shown the leadership, the bullheadedness (let’s call it what it is) and the discipline t
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The Last week of play. What to watch for.
For spectators of the political Olympics, we’re now in the final sprint, the last leg, indeed the gold medal round of the competition to shape the 41st Parliame
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Canadian ads and the latest process story scandal
The Conservatives put out a new ad yesterday called “Our Country”. The Liberals rapid-response desk in their war-room put together this video to suggest common
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Tories at 43%?
That’s the stunning result of the latest Ipsos poll showing 43% strength for Stephen Harper’s Conservative Party nationally buoyed by a 45% showing in Ontario.