Posts Tagged ‘
Ontario election 2018 ’
Dec 31st, 2018 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: In Brief
At the end of this annual exercise for this (even unusually?) strange year we suddenly realize that our deepest recent preoccupations have been quite local – north of the North American Great Lakes, on the northwest shore of Lake Ontario. We may have been seeking refuge (albeit in vain) from the larger wild and crazy […]
Tags: Alberta election 2019, Australian election 2019, Canadian election 2019, David Livingston in Ontario, electing Governor General in Canada, Happy New Year 2019, Ontario election 2018, Toronto shootings 2018 Posted in In Brief |
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Jun 8th, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: Canadian Provinces
[UPDATED JUNE 10]. At somewhere around 3:00 AM the morning after, with 99.89 % of all polls reporting, the Doug Ford PCs have 76 seats (61.29% of the total) with 40.49% of the province-wide popular vote. Andrea Horwath’s NDP has 40 seats with 33.57% of the popular vote. Kathleen Wynne’s former governing Liberals have 7 […]
Tags: Ontario election 2018, Ontario Liberal Group of 7, Premier Doug Ford, Voter turnout in Ontario 2018 Posted in Canadian Provinces |
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Jun 7th, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
If you altogether accept the polls as the best guide to what will happen in Ontario election 2018, it seems clear enough that the Ford Nation Progressive Conservatives will indeed win a majority government at Queen’s Park on June 7. There are 124 seats in the Ontario legislature now, making 63 the minimum for a […]
Tags: NDP-Liberal Accord in Ontario, Ontario election 2018, PC majority in Ontario, volatility in Ontario election 2018 Posted in In Brief |
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Jun 3rd, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
OLD STREETCAR SUBURBS. SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2018. Yesterday was a beautiful sunny afternoon. At one point the sound of birds in the yard reminded me the world will still be beautiful, no matter what happens in the Ontario election on Thursday, June 7. And the announcement on TVÂ – in which an “emotional Kathleen Wynne […]
Tags: Kathleen Wynne's concession, NDP-Liberal Accord, Ontario election 2018, Premier Andrea Horwath Posted in In Brief |
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May 25th, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
UPDATE MAY 28, 12:30 AM ET –Â INITIAL REACTION TO ONTARIO ELECTION, SUNDAY LEADERS’ DEBATE : Whatever else, on this kind of subject Twitter cuts closer to the bone (and thus more intriguingly) than the much-abused mainstream media. Everyone has their own tastes and convictions. Two tweets from justly eminent conservative journalist John Ibbitson – […]
Tags: Hugh Segal on Conservative core, NDP majority in Ontario, Ontario election 2018, Stephen Harper and NDP Posted in In Brief |
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May 24th, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
GANATSEKWYAGON, ON., MAY 24. [UPDATED 1 PM ET]. According to CBC poll analyst Éric Grenier’s latest calculations, the rounded-off polling averages for Ontario election 2018 are now Ford Nation PCs 37%, Andrea Horwath New Democrats 36%, and Kathleen Wynne Liberals 21%. M. Grenier explains the future between now and the June 7 election day with […]
Tags: Andrea Horwath, Eric Grenier, Lorrie Goldstein, NDP ahead in Ontario?, Ontario election 2018, Stephen Harper theory of NDP, utopian New Democrats, Warren Kinsella Posted in In Brief |
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May 13th, 2018 |
By Citizen X |
Category: In Brief
[UPDATED MAY 19]. I will still be voting for Kathleen Wynne in the Ontario election this coming Thursday, June 7, 2018. (Or more exactly, for those less familiar with the system up here in We The North, I will be voting for her Liberal party candidate in the electoral district where I reside, on the […]
Tags: Basic Income pilot in Ontario, Jobs in Ontario 2018, Kathleen Wynne's class act, Ontario election 2018, Ontario NDP second place, Opinion polls Ontario election Posted in In Brief |
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Apr 17th, 2018 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: In Brief
In some ways we cannot really say that almost all of us in the Toronto editorial office here will be headed for Trump’s America on April 18, 2018, for one of our regular conferences with our growing technical staff in northern California. California generally is not really in Trump’s America, of course, and northern California […]
Tags: California, Canadian history 1867-1963, Children of the Global Village, democracy in Canada, Dominion of Canada, Doug Ford, End Stage of Trump Presidency?, Jerry Brown and Kathleen Wynne, Ontario election 2018, Petaluma Posted in In Brief |
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Apr 8th, 2018 |
By Counterweights Editors |
Category: In Brief
The other night on TV the eminent and excellent CBC News poll analyst Éric Grenier advised that, based on current polling data, the coming June 7 election in Canada’s most populous province is “Doug Ford’s to lose.” This has various people nervous, including us. However you look at it, the new provincial Progressive Conservative leader […]
Tags: Alexander Brady, Children of the Global Village, Democracy in the Dominions, Doug Ford, John Diefenbaker, Ontario election 2018 Posted in In Brief |
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Feb 27th, 2018 |
By Randall White |
Category: In Brief
TORONTO. 27 FEBRUARY 2018, 5 AM ET. We won’t even start to be able to start placing (again ) former Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown in the largely unknown deep political history of Canada’s most populous province until we know the actual result of the provincial election, now just three months or so away, […]
Tags: Christine Elliott, Doug Ford, Eric Hoskins, Helena Jaczek, Michael Couteau, Ontario election 2018, Ontario PC leadership race 2018, Patrick Ford resigns again Posted in In Brief |
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