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By Phil on October 15, 2008
Liberals 76 (26%), Conservatives 143 (38%), NDP 37 (18%), BQ 50 (10%), Greens 0 (7%), Other 2 (1%) The Canadian election is all over and the result is yet another minority government for the Conservatives. The turnout was low and [...]
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By Mark Bahnisch on October 13, 2008
SocProf over at The Global Sociology Blog and I must be reading the same things, and thinking along similar lines, because I had planned to link to precisely the same articles she highlights in an update to my recent post [...]
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By Phil on October 10, 2008
The Canadian Election has finally reached its final weekend (Tuesday vote) with all the usual campaign he said/she said stops along the way to polling day and strangely featuring an episode of duelling plagiarists, one which drew our very own [...]
Posted in Elections, Foreign Elections, International, Politics | Tagged Bloc, canada, canadian election, conservatives, greens, liberals, NDP, Stéphane Dion, stephen harper |
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