Canadian Federal Election

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[BlackDog204]

Projected results December 2024:



Projector results for March 31:




Just look at Toronto. Gives new meaning to "painting the town red."

[BlackDog204]

NEW: CTV cancelled a fact-checking segment in response to political pressure from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives

Audio recording shows ‘election misinformation’ segment with journalist Rachel Gilmore cancelled after backlash from conservatives


source: https://pressprogress.ca/ctv-cancelled-a...re-from-pierre-poilievres-conservatives/

[MonctonRad]

Latest CBC Poll Tracker:

LPC - 43.2%, 203 seats (Liberal supermajority)
CPC - 37.4&, 116 seats
BLQ - 5.6%, 20 seats
NDP - 8.5%, 3 seats
GRN - 2.4%, 1 seat
PPC - 2.1%, 0 seats

Carney continues to pull ahead. Conservative collapse now nearly complete.

[samne]

Originally Posted by MonctonRad

Latest CBC Poll Tracker:

LPC - 43.2%, 203 seats (Liberal supermajority)
CPC - 37.4&, 116 seats
BLQ - 5.6%, 20 seats
NDP - 8.5%, 3 seats
GRN - 2.4%, 1 seat
PPC - 2.1%, 0 seats

Carney continues to pull ahead. Conservative collapse now nearly complete.

This is not a CPC collapse. If these numbers hold up the CPC would have 98% of their seats from 2021 election.

It’s the NDP complete collapse absolutely nobody is talking about. If these numbers hold up they would lose 88% of their seats and lose official status. Lowest seat total in history. WTF is Jagmeet doing? Like I said this looks like a controlled demolition…

[Architype]

Originally Posted by samne

This is not a CPC collapse. If these numbers hold up the CPC would have 98% of their seats from 2021 election.

It’s the NDP complete collapse absolutely nobody is talking about. If these numbers hold up they would lose 88% of their seats and lose official status. Lowest seat total in history. WTF is Jagmeet doing? Like I said this looks like a controlled demolition…

It just shows the real political leanings of Canada; the so called "left", including centre left, is the actual majority. That would be true in the US as well, if not for all the underhanded manipulation by the GOP to grab power.

[O-tacular]

The difference between most people who have voted NDP and most (not you MonctonRad) conservatives is that leftwing voters know how to vote strategically when there is a crisis.

[ssiguy]

Originally Posted by kwoldtimer

More an option for moving from your parents' basement to your parents' backyard than a SFH solution, istm.

I agree. It's more for a student rental than a garden suite for grandma little alone a long-term home for anyone. It does, however, sort of represent what most people think of when they think modular housing and much of this is due to driving by modular housing but never knowing it was modular. Modular can come in any size or shape one wants and have several stories and full basements but most don't realize this.

Canada should build a massive new modular home construction industry and Ottawa should offer the long-term finance/grants to make it a successful long-term venture and help get the loans from the banks.

They should pre-order them by the millions in certain designs and sizes and send them to the cities/metros whether they want them or not. If they don't set them up by opening new lands and/or rezoning and expediate their approval process from years to weeks, all infrastructure funding should be immediately stopped including projects already underway.

[BlackDog204]

Originally Posted by samne

This is not a CPC collapse. If these numbers hold up the CPC would have 98% of their seats from 2021 election.

It’s the NDP complete collapse absolutely nobody is talking about. If these numbers hold up they would lose 88% of their seats and lose official status. Lowest seat total in history. WTF is Jagmeet doing? Like I said this looks like a controlled demolition…

The conservative may not have collapsed, but they have lost 10 percentage points, from when they were at their peak around the time Trudeau announced his resignation. Around that time, I believe they were projected to win over 200 seats, so it is a mini collapse.

As for the NDP and Singh, it almost appears that his passion is gone, and it's debatable that he secretly was hoping the Conservative lose by any means necessary. He is finally going on the offence, probably as a result of self-preservation of his party. The NDP chose the wrong leader in 2017.

The Bloc collapse is easy to explain. It's far harder to sell the idea of an independent Quebec, if a hostile large neighbour is threatening to annex Canada, especially with the Trump Administration's treatment of any group of people who are not White English speaking Europeans. The average Quebec resident must find the prospect of the United States wiping their culture and language out horrifying.

The Trump Administrations new attack on the Quebec language law, Bill 96, will only help the Liberals more.

[samne]

Originally Posted by O-tacular

The difference between most people who have voted NDP and most (not you MonctonRad) conservatives is that leftwing voters know how to vote strategically when there is a crisis.

Is this really the worst crisis Canada has had in 63 years(the founding of federal NDP). Or, is Jagmeet really that bad?

I mean they were able to win 25 seats in the middle of COVID and prop up Libs. I think a far greater “crisis” than potential tariffs.

[elly63]

Originally Posted by ssiguy

They should pre-order them by the millions in certain designs and sizes and send them to the cities/metros whether they want them or not. If they don't set them up by opening new lands and/or rezoning and expediate their approval process from years to weeks, all infrastructure funding should be immediately stopped including projects already underway.

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[BlackDog204]

Originally Posted by samne

Is this really the worst crisis Canada has had in 63 years(the founding of federal NDP).

Definitely. By far, the worst existential crisis Canada has ever faced in 150 years. Both World Wars were fought far away from us, in Europe. America is the most powerful nation in the World, sizing us up for annexation.

[BlackDog204]

[lio45]

Originally Posted by BlackDog204

The average Quebec resident must find the prospect of the United States wiping their culture and language out horrifying.

The Trump Administrations new attack on the Quebec language law, Bill 96, will only help the Liberals more.

The prospect of the Mark Carney Liberals wiping our culture and language out is not much less horrifying.

You’re saying we can count on Mark Carney to fight for Bill 96 against Trump?

[manny_santos]

Originally Posted by BlackDog204

NEW: CTV cancelled a fact-checking segment in response to political pressure from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives

Audio recording shows ‘election misinformation’ segment with journalist Rachel Gilmore cancelled after backlash from conservatives


source: https://pressprogress.ca/ctv-cancelled-a...re-from-pierre-poilievres-conservatives/

Not a good look, CTV.

[BlackDog204]

[BlackDog204]

Originally Posted by lio45

The prospect of the Mark Carney Liberals wiping our culture and language out is not much less horrifying.

Don't be ridiculous.

[Taeolas]

I get the feeling that the Liberals may be trying to run up the polls so they have more room later on. They should get another big bump after today when the garbage from the States starts flowing.

That gives them room to dip later in the campaign, especially after the debates.

As for the NDP, while they'll keep fighting, I suspect they've probably privately given up on this election. They're in major damage control now, trying to save what they can. If they can survive even minimally, they have to be somewhat confident that in '29 they could be posed for a big comeback. The only reason the Liberals are doing so well this time is because of a Once in a Lifetime opportunity, and it's the sort of thing that will only last one voting cycle. In '29, Liberal Fatigue will be back big time, and the NDP should be lining themselves up to maximize that as the viable Left alternative.

[Djeffery]

Originally Posted by BlackDog204

Projector results for March 31:




Just look at Toronto. Gives new meaning to "painting the town red."

Where is that map coming from? I'm looking down at London and it's showing CPC soft lead in London Fanshawe. There is no way that is happening. NDP is leading there, and if they don't retain, that riding is going Liberal. CPC is third place and dropping there.

[Truenorth00]

Originally Posted by samne

This is not a CPC collapse. If these numbers hold up the CPC would have 98% of their seats from 2021 election.

It’s the NDP complete collapse absolutely nobody is talking about. If these numbers hold up they would lose 88% of their seats and lose official status. Lowest seat total in history. WTF is Jagmeet doing? Like I said this looks like a controlled demolition…

Poilievre spent a ton of time attacking the NDP for the last few years. People forget this. He needed to throw Jagmeet a lifesaver. Instead he threw him an anchor and discovered it's tied to his boat.

Credit where due. Poilievre is actually too good at his job as Opposition Leader. He beat Trudeau so bad, that Justin had to leave. Won the argument on the Carbon Tax so well, the Liberals had to ditch it. He also eviscerated the NDP so much, that voters are now fleeing, to the Liberals. Poilievre is so good as Leader of the Opposition, it's hard to imagine him doing anything else!