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- The ‘all-in’ bet on Pierre Poilievre’s August byelection campaign paid off, but the 24-to-1 fundraising deficit to his right-flank reveals an 'undercurrent’ that could snowball if left unchecked, says Liberal strategist Dan Arnold.
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- The ‘all-in’ bet on Pierre Poilievre’s August byelection campaign paid off, but the 24-to-1 fundraising deficit to his right-flank reveals an 'undercurrent’ that could snowball if left unchecked, says Liberal strategist Dan Arnold.
- According to Elections Canada, Carney’s campaign raised just more than $5-million from more than 25,000 donations over the 45-day Liberal leadership race.
- According to Elections Canada, Carney’s campaign raised just more than $5-million from more than 25,000 donations over the 45-day Liberal leadership race.
- According to Elections Canada, Carney’s campaign raised just more than $5-million from more than 25,000 donations over the 45-day Liberal leadership race.
- The Liberals’ $2.3-million in digital-focused ads in 2024 demonstrates the lack of confidence the party had in its previous leader and message, says EOK
- The Liberals’ $2.3-million in digital-focused ads in 2024 demonstrates the lack of confidence the party had in its previous leader and message, says EOK
- The Liberals’ $2.3-million in digital-focused ads in 2024 demonstrates the lack of confidence the party had in its previous leader and message, says EOK
- Federal party second-quarter fundraising dipped from a historic pre-election peak but both the Conservatives' $37.4-million and Liberals' $21.2-million six-month totals have nearly or already
- Federal party second-quarter fundraising dipped from a historic pre-election peak but both the Conservatives' $37.4-million and Liberals' $21.2-million six-month totals have nearly or already
- Federal party second-quarter fundraising dipped from a historic pre-election peak but both the Conservatives' $37.4-million and Liberals' $21.2-million six-month totals have nearly or already
- Things are dreary for the NDP, which makes it extremely difficult for the party’s fundraisers to convince donors to generously open their wallets. It’s hard
- Things are dreary for the NDP, which makes it extremely difficult for the party’s fundraisers to convince donors to generously open their wallets. It’s hard
- Things are dreary for the NDP, which makes it extremely difficult for the party’s fundraisers to convince donors to generously open their wallets. It’s hard
- The federal Conservative Party was one of only five registered parties to report its 2024 financial statement by the June 30 deadline, while the
- The federal Conservative Party was one of only five registered parties to report its 2024 financial statement by the June 30 deadline, while the
- The federal Conservative Party was one of only five registered parties to report its 2024 financial statement by the June 30 deadline, while the
- POLICE FORCES FEEL STRAIN TRYING TO PROTECT PUBLIC Shop talk…If the federal government wants municipal police forces to continue getting more and more involved
- POLICE FORCES FEEL STRAIN TRYING TO PROTECT PUBLIC Shop talk…If the federal government wants municipal police forces to continue getting more and more involved
- POLICE FORCES FEEL STRAIN TRYING TO PROTECT PUBLIC Shop talk…If the federal government wants municipal police forces to continue getting more and more involved
- Stranger things have happened…The Rock is alive with speculation that Gander Liberal MP George Baker will soon be appointed to the Senate to create
- Stranger things have happened…The Rock is alive with speculation that Gander Liberal MP George Baker will soon be appointed to the Senate to create
- Stranger things have happened…The Rock is alive with speculation that Gander Liberal MP George Baker will soon be appointed to the Senate to create
- [Graph Not Transcribed] While there are a few problem areas, the federal government will be able to handle the looming employee shortage, says Public
- [Graph Not Transcribed] While there are a few problem areas, the federal government will be able to handle the looming employee shortage, says Public
- [Graph Not Transcribed] While there are a few problem areas, the federal government will be able to handle the looming employee shortage, says Public
- Describing the issue as “a national emergency,” Ontario Liberal Senator Jerry Grafstein wants to tinker with the Food and Drugs Act to make safe
- Describing the issue as “a national emergency,” Ontario Liberal Senator Jerry Grafstein wants to tinker with the Food and Drugs Act to make safe
- Describing the issue as “a national emergency,” Ontario Liberal Senator Jerry Grafstein wants to tinker with the Food and Drugs Act to make safe
- [Graph Not Transcribed] There’s a byelection going on in the ultra Pequiste riding of Mercier, located in the heart of Montreal. This is where
- [Graph Not Transcribed] There’s a byelection going on in the ultra Pequiste riding of Mercier, located in the heart of Montreal. This is where
- [Graph Not Transcribed] There’s a byelection going on in the ultra Pequiste riding of Mercier, located in the heart of Montreal. This is where
- The House of Commons budget has risen by 10 per cent or almost $26-million this year. House officials say the increase is due to
- The House of Commons budget has risen by 10 per cent or almost $26-million this year. House officials say the increase is due to
- The House of Commons budget has risen by 10 per cent or almost $26-million this year. House officials say the increase is due to
- Our Parliament, not to put too fine a point on it, is in crisis. The problem is not specifically the Auberge Grand-Mere affair, which
- Our Parliament, not to put too fine a point on it, is in crisis. The problem is not specifically the Auberge Grand-Mere affair, which
- Our Parliament, not to put too fine a point on it, is in crisis. The problem is not specifically the Auberge Grand-Mere affair, which
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Heward Grafftey has come out publicly to voice his support for Prime Minister Jean Chretien’s integrity
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Heward Grafftey has come out publicly to voice his support for Prime Minister Jean Chretien’s integrity
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Heward Grafftey has come out publicly to voice his support for Prime Minister Jean Chretien’s integrity
- [Graph Not Transcribed] [Graph Not Transcribed] To hear The Toronto Star tell it, “there is not a shred of proof” that Prime Minister Jean
- [Graph Not Transcribed] [Graph Not Transcribed] To hear The Toronto Star tell it, “there is not a shred of proof” that Prime Minister Jean
- [Graph Not Transcribed] [Graph Not Transcribed] To hear The Toronto Star tell it, “there is not a shred of proof” that Prime Minister Jean
- [Graph Not Transcribed] They were described as political “stars,” but don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard too much about them since last November.
- [Graph Not Transcribed] They were described as political “stars,” but don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard too much about them since last November.
- [Graph Not Transcribed] They were described as political “stars,” but don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard too much about them since last November.
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Liberal MP Joe Fontana says the new immigration bill needs some work and is warning his own government not to jeopardize
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Liberal MP Joe Fontana says the new immigration bill needs some work and is warning his own government not to jeopardize
- [Graph Not Transcribed] Liberal MP Joe Fontana says the new immigration bill needs some work and is warning his own government not to jeopardize
- [Graph Not Transcribed] One of the most ubiquitous concepts in government and public-policy advocacy is “the public interest.” Everyone cites it, at one time
- [Graph Not Transcribed] One of the most ubiquitous concepts in government and public-policy advocacy is “the public interest.” Everyone cites it, at one time
- [Graph Not Transcribed] One of the most ubiquitous concepts in government and public-policy advocacy is “the public interest.” Everyone cites it, at one time
