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Abacus Data | Liberals lead by four as 2021 begins

January 15, 2021 By Bruce Anderson & David Coletto Our latest national polling data shows that an election held today would see the Liberals with 35% support (unchanged from last month), the Conservatives at 31%, the NDP at 17% and the Greens at 6%. Regionally, the Liberals have a 10-point lead in Ontario and a 9-point lead in Atlantic Canada. In Quebec, the Liberals and BQ are statistically tied while in BC, we find a close three-way race between the Conservatives, NDP, and Liberals. The Conservatives lead by wide margins in the Prairies. We also track the accessible pool of voters each major party has – that is, the percentage of Canadians who say they would consider voting for the party. Half of Canadians say they would be open to voting Liberal (53%), 8-points more than the Conservatives (45%) and 9-points more than the NDP (44%). The Liberals have consistently had more than half of the electorate open to voting for them while the Conservatives have ranged between 43% and 4

Rigged Canadian election? Why Canada s Conservatives can t seem to quit Donald Trump

The Conservative Party of Canada has a full-blown case of Trumpism, Max Fawcett writes, and the real question its members need to answer is whether it’s terminal or not. Graphic by Canada s National Observer Generally speaking, Canadians take pride when their fellow countrymen and women make it big in America. And few have made it bigger than one Rafael (Ted) Cruz, the junior senator from Texas who played a key role in the failed coup against his own government. Last week, while a gang of fired-up Trump supporters was in the midst of storming the U.S. Capitol building and occupying the Senate floor and various congressional offices, Cruz was texting his own base, telling them he was “leading the fight” to overturn the election results.

Colorado Edition: North Of The Border

Today on Colorado Edition: We look at some of our favorite conversations from 2020. We revisit an early-pandemic photography project, and we hear about how health care workers began adapting to the impact of the pandemic. We also listen back to the story of an online mix-up between a Colorado Edition host and the newly elected leader of Canada’s conservative party, and a conversation with a youth climate activist.

Justin Trudeau Fast Facts

Justin Trudeau Fast Facts CNN Editorial Research © Dave Chan/AFP/Getty Images Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes a knee during in a Black Lives Matter protest on Parliament Hill June 5, 2020 in Ottawa, Canada. Personal Birth place: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Birth name: Justin Pierre James Trudeau Father: Pierre Elliot Trudeau, former prime minister of Canada (1968-1979 and 1980-1984) Mother: Margaret (Sinclair) Trudeau Children: Hadrien, 2014; Ella-Grace Margaret, 2009; Xavier James, 2007 Education: McGill University, B.A., 1994; University of British Columbia, B.Ed., 1998 Religion: Roman Catholic Has worked as a snowboarding instructor, nightclub bouncer and camp counselor. Regularly boxes. Timeline April 1972 - During a state visit with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, US President Richard Nixon makes a prediction: Tonight, we ll dispense with the formalities, Nixon says. I d like to toast the future prime minister of Canada: to Justin

Editorial: Other conservatives are taking the virus seriously, why aren t Americans?

Editorial: Other conservatives are taking the virus seriously, why aren t Americans?
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