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Ten ridings to watch: Will Elizabeth May and the Greens take Saanich-Gulf Islands?

Election 2011: rabble.ca has chosen 10 key ridings across Canada for progressives to watch in the run-up to the May 2 vote, and asked local writers to assess them. The profiles highlight why the riding profiled is important and issues local campaigns are focused upon.

Will Elizabeth May pull off one of the most heartening upsets in the 2011 federal election campaign?

The 56-year-old Green Party leader and candidate for Saanich-Gulf Islands on Vancouver Island has been running against Conservative Gary Lunn, the minister of state for sport (and the 2010 Winter Olympics), an old-school Alliance/Reform Party stalwart with five successful terms of office behind him.

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Hockey Fans for Peace an antidote to sour Don Cherry

Photo: jodigreen/ Flickr
The right-wing Hockey Night in Canada pundit is out of line -- and we're not just talking about his sartorial tastes.

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FUN with DAVID FRUM, anyone?

Hey Rabble Rousers...

Quick! Here's your chance to have some fun with David Frum!

Just register with the National Post (email and password, not even a minute, easy) then add a COMMENT to his latest contribution, linked here:

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/07/21/david-frum-the-trattorias-of-prince-edward-county/

Maybe a contest is in order? May the best jibe win!

 

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Building the power to win: learning from last year's lockout at Canada Post

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Over 30 cities set to rally against 'Black Mark Budget' this Saturday

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Giant squirrel causes chaos in office!

No giant squirrels were harmed during the making of this film. Public services, however, were not so lucky. http://www.thirdchoice.ca

Even 57% of New Dems Polled said the Tories are performing average or better

Even 57% of New Dems polled rate Harper's perfromance average or better? What is up with that?

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