Polly Ticks

Today, approximately 28 million registered Canadians determine their next government across 343 electoral districts. The snap federal election, called for April 28, 2025, follows the March resignation of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the subsequent appointment of Mark Carney as Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister. Final opinion polls suggest a path to victory […]

Today, April 28, 2025, marks a significant moment for Canada as citizens across the nation participate in a federal election. This snap election, called amidst significant international trade pressures, pits the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, against the Conservative Party, helmed by Pierre Poilievre, in what recent polling suggests is a closely contested race.

The air crackles with political tension across Canada as a snap election, once seemingly predictable, now hangs precariously in the balance. What looked like a clear path to victory for Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives just months ago dissolved dramatically, leaving rookie Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals unexpectedly favoured as voters head towards

The ancient stones of Rome, accustomed to the weight of history, bore witness to another significant convergence this week. Under skies that have watched empires rise and fall, St. Peter’s Square prepared for a solemn occasion drawing figures from across the contemporary global stage. Former U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in the Italian capital, joining

The digital landscape shaping the upcoming 2025 Canadian federal election feels unsettlingly unfamiliar, marked by an unprecedented surge of artificial intelligence-generated material filling a void left by traditional news sources on major platforms. Researchers describe the situation as bordering on the ‘dystopian,’ raising profound questions about information integrity as voters prepare to head to the

A significant surge in early participation marked the recent Canadian federal election’s advance polling period, shattering previous records. Preliminary figures indicate a remarkable 7.3 million Canadians cast their ballots over the four designated days, a substantial 25 percent increase compared to the 5.8 million early votes recorded in 2021. While this trend was observed nationwide,

The stark impossibility of home ownership weighs heavily on many Ontarians as the Canada Votes 2025 federal election campaign unfolds. For individuals like Iuri Rezende Souza in Kitchener, the Canadian dream seems increasingly distant, reducible perhaps to a vacant lot and a trailer – a prospect highlighting a profound disconnect between political rhetoric and lived

The hum of campaign buses, the crush of media scrums, the carefully staged handshakes – as the Canada Federal Election 2025 races towards its conclusion, the movements of the main party leaders become intensely scrutinized. Monday, April 21st, falling squarely within the critical final week, represents more than just another date on the calendar; it’s