For the first time in more than two decades, Canadians are talking politics over the holidays after opposition parties pulled the plug on the federal Liberal government.
Ottawa Centre voters shop for a new MP
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For the first time in more than two decades, Canadians are talking politics over the holidays after opposition parties pulled the plug on the federal Liberal government.
So, it’s election time. Again. Do you find yourself asking: Why should I vote? And how on earth do I vote? I’m certainly asking those questions. Well, this year that’s all going to change. I am forcing myself to sit down and learn the basics of the Canadian electoral process. And I am bringing you, gentle reader, along for the ride.
Mélanie Stewart and Kevin Tunney say they wish the infighting in the federal government would end so parties could start making things happen for Canadians.
Childcare advocates say the election of a Conservative government would be like a lump of coal in their stockings.