Conservatives down and out
It was an exciting one last night, as millions of viewers across the country tuned in to see who would emerge victorious.
It was an exciting one last night, as millions of viewers across the country tuned in to see who would emerge victorious.
In May of this year, the Conservative Party released what appeared to be fly-on-the-wall footage of a panel of baby boomers looking to hire the next great prime minister of Canada.
These past months of Canadian electoral campaigning have seen their fair share of promises, pledges, and calls for change.
Whether you’re in Canada or America, everyone can appreciate a good throw to political intrigue. With all the elections going on, political figures are practically celebrities this October!
Canadian voters this federal election decided democracy was not for them, as barely any flocked to the polls October 19.
With the federal election over, either Stephen Harper is still our prime minister, or we have a new one.
My dearest Shawna,
You know me, your caring husband, quite well. So you must remember—on our honeymoon, when we went dune buggying on the smooth, sandy hills of Cairo—my personal prediction about my own untimely and early death.
After evading the Drug Enforcement Administration for more than a year, the mystery drug kingpin known only as Heisenberg was revealed to be Walter White, a terminally-ill New Mexico high-school chemistry teacher.
In a surprising twist during Monday’s election, Elizabeth May and the Green Party claimed a majority government, establishing the event as the most unexpected moment in the history of Canadian politics.
TransLink has decided to put into action the barrier gates that have been installed at SkyTrain stations across Vancouver, to the demise of many.