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Liberal candidate Bill Morneau blows away the competition and retains seat
The incumbent Bill Morneau, Canada’s Minister of Finance, has managed to retain his seat as MP for the Toronto Centre riding, winning 55 per cent of votes.
Liberal candidate Chrystia Freeland wins decisive reelection
Freeland easily won a decisive victory in her downtown Toronto riding, with NDP candidate Melissa Jean-Baptiste Vajda trailing far behind. Many have expected this as Freeland has established herself as a high-profile candidate, while her opponents are relatively unknown.
Trudeau-appointed senator resigns from post during election
Senator André Pratte formally announced his resignation from the senate while election results are being broadcasted.
Vancouver Police post wanted posters and $100,000 reward for murder suspect
Wanted pictures of Conor D’monte, one of the province’s most notorious criminals and gang members, are littering the streets of Vancouver.
Machete-wielding suspect forces Alberta hostage to take him to Blood Reserve
The unidentified suspect, armed with a machete, allegedly snuck up to a man parked in a McDonald’s parking lot in the 400 block of Mayor Magrath Drive North. He then forced his way into the vehicle and made the driver go to an ATM and withdraw money
Hamilton Police call for homicide suspect to turn himself in
Hamilton Police have identified the suspect wanted for the homicide of 29-year-old Obsa Junedi Mohamed.
Man who tried to parachute off Toronto construction site arrested
The thrill-seeking adrenaline junkie was observed on October 20 scaling a 58-storey condominium construction site while carrying a parachute. His intent was to dive off the crane on the upper storey and parachute to safety like an action star or superhero.
Scheer honours the memory of two Canadian Armed Forces soldiers murdered on Canadian soil
Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer posted on social media to honour the anniversary and memory of two Canadian Armed Forces members who were victims of terrorism in 2014.
Hong Kong Canadians ask why Liberal candidate picked campaign co-chair with ties to China: Report
A Liberal candidate and her election co-chair are being accused of having close ties to the Chinese government according to a report from Global News.
Justin Trudeau appeals to voters with memory of father, comments on Quebec
"My father always used to tell me that when you are paddling across a big lake, and the clouds get darker and the wind comes up, and the waves start to show white caps and break a little more, there really only is one thing to do,"
Jagmeet Singh publicly apologizes for saying he doesn’t respect Conservatives
On Friday, Jagmeet Singh publicly apologized for the knee jerk intolerance he showed towards Conservatives only a day earlier.
New Brunswick Premier accuses candidates of treating Quebec like Canada’s ‘favourite child’
On Friday, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs accused candidates of genuflecting to Quebec when asked if he thinks Quebec is treated like Canada’s favourite child. He affirmed that Quebec has always received special treatment.
Driver who tried to drive through Calgary military parade has no extremist links, police say
On Saturday, a crazed driver, 22 and male, and his passenger, 28 and female, attempted to plow through police barricades and infiltrate an ongoing military parade in downtown Calgary, possibly with the intent to do harm.
Halifax police change procedures after off-duty officer charged with careless use of a firearm
At a press conference, Dan Kinsella told reporters that Halifax Regional Police officers will no longer be allowed to bring their service weapons home with them or carry them while not on duty.
Conservative Party address Canadian border agency’s decision to cancel outstanding illegal entry warrants
“In limited circumstances, an immigration warrant may be cancelled even if it cannot be confirmed that an individual has left Canada,” said CBSA spokesperson Rebecca Purdy.
