The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 13 events for “Canadian Election Fears”.
“Tillis fears Trump could attack fellow Republicans or dispute the election results, or both.”
“The spark was the student protest over high school conditions but the tinder is broad dissatisfaction on the left with the political status quo, not to mention fears over the prospect of a far right government next year.”
“I watched Premier David Eby explain his reasons for calling a snap election last week, and I was less than thrilled with what I heard.”
“Carney was asked at the news conference about the Quebec election next week, and assertions from Parti Quebecois Leader Paul St.-Pierre Plamondon — who could end up as premier — that the federal government is “anti-democratic.””
“Even the leaves were turning Liberal red in Knowlton, Que., on the final week of the provincial election campaign, as Frédéric Beauchemin went door-knocking in his riding.”
“A Reuters/Ipsos poll in September put his approval at 32%, the lowest of his political career; a recent Wall Street Journal survey recorded the lowest ratings of any President heading into midterm elections since 1990.”
“The Canadian vocalist and bassist posted a series of photos of himself holding a small dog alongside Bradford, with a caption explaining his support for the councillor.”
“Kevin Piper, president of the Halifax Longshoremen’s Association, one of a handful of unions to endorse the Conservatives in the last election, said he wants the party to push for an end to Section 107, but at a minimum to make its positions clear.”
“The effort is just one component of the daunting task before Elections Alberta as it works toward pulling off the Oct. 19 referendum, which it says is one of the biggest electoral events in Canadian history.”
“In the event of a midterms election battering, it is possible that a deflated Donald Trump, constrained by a Democrat-controlled Congress, will gradually have to face up to the indignity of irrelevance.”
“When Shelly Cerrelli realized that her mayor might cruise to re-election with no opponent, she got herself to Vaughan city hall.”
“A similar law of physics applies to Canadian politics.”
“…ohen that Trump’s trade war is hitting them hard. - Despite fears that AI could eradicate human life, Carney says the “tone” of Canadians is, “let’s get on with it.” - “Widow’s Bay” and Matthew Rhys were the big winners at the Emmy Awards last night. -…”