Election#44 ‘most interesting, complex, unpredictable’ campaign in decades
•In June, most polls indicated the Liberals on track to repeat their 2015 majority win under Justin Trudeau’s leadership. Now they're behind the Conservatives. With such a tight margin, either party could form a minority government.
•The pandemic has laid bare 'fault lines' in which increasingly polarized views have emerged on issues, such as 'heightened attention to inequality at the very top; greater interest in climate change; a better balance between society and the economy; and social justice issues like systemic racism and Indigenous reconciliation.'

More than halfway to the finish line of the 44th federal election, Canadian voters ponder their ballot choices. Their decision will be set against the backdrop of an unprecedented pandemic-tinged campaign; angry and violent attacks against the incumbent prime minister—which last week pr...
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