I think the Conservative party, ten years in power, had failed to refresh itself. Instead, it got boring and complacent, presuming itself to win based on entitlement of the incumbent. read more
By far the majority of the three groups, and nearly all with the belief that the Liberal party had the best chance of ousting the Tories because of left-wing vote splitting. read more
Following this move, Liberal senators chose to keep the designation "Liberal" and sit together as a caucus, albeit not one supported by the Liberal Party of Canada. This independent group still refers to itself in publications as the Senate Liberal Caucus. read more
The Globe and Mail takes a look at the campaign-changing events from the writ drop on Aug. 2 to the Liberal sweep on Oct. 19. The Globe and Mail takes a look at the campaign-changing events from the writ drop on Aug. 2 to the Liberal sweep on Oct. 19. read more