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Ruling by Commissioner of Canada Elections too narrowly interprets key Elections Act measures

| July 13, 2012
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Elections Canada warns of false poll location information

| May 2, 2011

Sixth annual May Day of Action for status for all: 'Vote' on the streets

Date: Sunday, May 1, 2011 - 1:00pm - 5:00pm

Location

Parkdale
Queen Street & Jameson Street
Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 38' 2.7996" N, 79° 26' 5.4672" W

Invite everyone you know on Facebook: http://on.fb.me/fDXIpW

On the eve of the 2011 federal elections, 'vote' on the streets.

On this International Workers Day, May 1st, join the tens of thousands of people across North America and millions across the planet as we pour onto the streets. Workers waged and unwaged, migrants with and without status. We refuse to be silent in the face of deepening austerity, job losses, environmental destruction, imperialist wars and corporate greed.

[23 & 24 Apr: We need lots of support to build art, paint banners and do outreach: http://toronto.nooneisillegal.org/node/591]

Stephen Harper's frosty welcome in NFLD

Sounds and images from Harper's stop in St. John's, March 31, 2011.

This or that? Budgets are about choices

Budgets are about choices; they reflect a government's values and priorities. With a $250 billion federal budget, the Harper Government could choose to invest in programs like universal child care or pharmacare... or spend that money on corporate tax cuts, prisons, and fighter jets.

We've created this video and a poster to help illustrate the choices between this and that. Which would you choose?

See the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternative's poster here: http://www.policyalternatives.ca/this-or-that-poster

Can the Conservatives win some of the 45 Vulnerable Ridings they have identified?

The Hill Times are speculating on ridings the Conservatives plan to target in order to get their majority.

http://www.thehilltimes.ca/page/view/vulnerable-01-10-2011

Presumed tactics include "narrow casting" and using "wedge issues." Many of these are Liberal held, some NDP seats are on the probable list.

It looks like Keith Martin's seat is in play, I would be surprised if Wayne Easter is not safe. What about the ridings in between the West and East coasts?

Gary Shaul

Backroom politics - How federal elections work in Canada

| March 27, 2010
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