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Opinion: The ugly reckoning coming for Danielle Smith (opens the original)
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With just a few weeks to go before Alberta’s referendum on separation, fresh polls indicate growing support for those wanting no part of ripping the country apart. One by Ipsos shows 70 per cent of Albertans want to remain in Canada, while 20 per cent are in favour of holding a binding referendum on separation. However, if Alberta was to hold such a vote, only 14 per cent said they’d choose to leave. Meantime, a new survey conducted by Janet Brown Opinion Research for CBC News showed 72 per cent
Opinion: David Eby’s snap election call is cynical and self-serving (opens the original)
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B.C. Premier David Eby’s snap election call Tuesday may go down as a cynical but savvy decision that kept his government in power for another four years. Or it will be judged as a too-cute-by-half move that disastrously misjudged the mood of the electorate, leading to one of the most epic political blunders in the province’s history. Almost at the same time Mr. Eby was calling the vote, decisions were being made among his rivals that have radically changed the calculus of the race. A conservativ
Ask us your questions about B.C.’s snap election (opens the original)
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British Columbia Premier David Eby called a snap provincial election on Tuesday, citing the “existential” threat of U.S. President Donald Trump and sending voters to the polls two years early on Oct. 24. The NDP leader’s decision follows months of disarray within the Official Opposition. The B.C. Conservatives’ embattled leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned over the weekend after the party lost or ousted 13 MLAs since August. And from the chaos, several of the defecting MLAs are organizing a bloc
Opinion: Is David Eby about to gamble away his government? (opens the original)
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In July, 1990, then-Ontario Premier David Peterson asked the province’s Lieutenant-Governor to dissolve the legislature for the purposes of a general election. Mr. Peterson’s Liberals were only three years into a five-year mandate. They were riding high in the polls, with the Premier’s own popularity numbers at enviable heights. Which is why, with a possible recession on the near-term horizon, the Liberals thought it was a good idea to go to the polls early. Voters perceived the move as arrogant
Opinion: Has America completely lost its mind? The midterms will tell (opens the original)
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One month before the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, the Washington Post broke a story about a tape recording it confirmed was Republican candidate Donald Trump talking to a reporter from the television entertainment show Access Hollywood about the perks of stardom. Mr. Trump bragged that when you were a celebrity you could get away with things, including sexually assaulting women. What he said specifically I won’t repeat because it is so crude and repulsive. And besides, the entire world knows
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