Pollsters final polls by (subject to small changes in final popular vote by Elections Canada:
Elections Canada (actual)
CPC 33.9 LPC 32.3 NDP 17.7 BQ 7.8 PPC 5.1 GPC 2.3
Abacus Data:
CPC 32 LPC 31 NDP 19 BQ 7 PPC 6 GPC 4
EKOS:
LPC 32.6 CPC 27.3 NDP 18 PPC 9.9 BQ 7.3 GPC 3.9
Mainstreet:
LPC 33.4 CPC 30.4 NDP 18.1 PPC 9.3 BQ 6 GPC 2.1
Forum:
CPC 33 LPC 29.4 NDP 16.2 PPC 10.3 BQ 6.9 GPC 2.9
Ipsos:
CPC 32 LPC 31 NDP 21 BQ 7 PPC 4 GPC 3
338Canada
LPC 31.9 CPC 31.6 NDP 19 BQ 7 PPC 6.1 GPC 3.4
Nanos:
CPC 32 LPC 31.5 NDP 19 BQ 7.3 PPC 5.1 GPC 4.6
Angus Reid
CPC 32 LPC 30 NDP 20 BQ 7 PPC 5 GPC 3
Leger
CPC 33 LPC 32 NDP 19 BQ 7 PPC 6 GPC 2

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23 Sep
As of today, 86.976% of Canadians over 12 years of age have received at least one dose of a COVID vaccine and 81.081% have been fully vaccinated. That's a remarkable achievement. Seriously. Apparently when we get to 110% first dose and 105% fully dosed, the pandemic will be over.
Source:
COVID-19 vaccination tracker
covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtra…
Vaccination rates by province, population 12+ -- 1st dose, followed by second dose:
Ont: 86.15%, 80.25%
Que: 89.73%, 83.50%
BC: 88.41%; 80.68%
Alta: 83.58%, 73.2%
Man: 86.62%, 81.59%
Sask: 78.32%, 70.0%
NS: 88.89%, 82.26%
NB: 87.13%, 78.41%
NL: 90.17%, 82.06%
PEI: 92.9%, 85.07%
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13 Sep
Good time to recall Trudeau & Co. also denied key information re SNC-Lavalin scandal to the Ethics Commissioner as well. (thread): Wilson-Raybould says Trudeau should let RCMP probe possible obstruction of justice in SNC-Lavalin affair - theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic… #cdnpoli
From the ethics commissioner report that concluded Trudeau had broken the federal Conflict of Interest Act:
'During this examination, nine witnesses informed our Office that they had information they believed to be relevant, but that could not be disclosed ...
'because, according to them, this information would reveal a confidence of the Queen's Privy Council and would fall outside the scope of Order in Council 2019-0105.'
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12 Sep
Section 1 says: The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.
Section 33, the NWC clause says (see thread)
33. (1) Parliament or the legislature of a province may expressly declare in an Act of Parliament or of the legislature, as the case may be, that the Act or a provision thereof shall operate notwithstanding a provision included in section 2 or sections 7 to 15 of this Charter.
(2) An Act or a provision of an Act in respect of which a declaration made under this section is in effect shall have such operation as it would have but for the provision of this Charter referred to in the declaration.
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11 Sep
Guess whose book "Indian in the Cabinet: Speaking Truth to Power" comes out next week? @Puglaas: 'In that moment, I knew he wanted me to lie.’ Jody Wilson-Raybould recalls a tension-filled meeting with Justin Trudeau. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl… #cdnpoli
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31 Jul
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Liberals whining about Harper criticizing Trudeau are hilarious and, as usual, total hypocrites:
Guess they forgot:
(1) Jean Chrétien says Stephen Harper 'has shamed Canada' cbc.ca/news/canada/mo…
(2) Chrétien blasts Harper to open Liberal convention cbc.ca/news/canada/ch…
(3) Jean Chrétien suggests Stephen Harper may ban abortion, gay marriage ca.news.yahoo.com/blogs/canada-p…
(4) Chretien blasts Harper's Olympic games snub:
Canada's former prime minister says the country's current leader was wrong not to attend the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics. express.co.uk/news/world/574…
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