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How the Saskatchewan election map changes this time around
The election map of Saskatchewan has changed since voters went to the polls five years ago.
Electronic voting comes to Ontario in Whitby-Oshawa byelection
For the first time in nearly 100 years, some voters in Thursday’s Whitby-Oshawa byelection will have a new way to vote. Elections Ontario is running a pilot project using electronic vote tabulator machines in 42 of the 70 polls in the riding.
Baseball and politics intersect again in summer of 2015
The Toronto Blue Jays found themselves in first place in the American League's Eastern Division Thursday morning, the first time they have held that position on an August day since 1993. Something else was going on during the team's thrilling stretch drive 22 years ago.
Analysis
Federal riding boundary changes add to 2015 election intrigue
The redrawing of Canada's electoral boundaries and the addition of 30 new ridings for 2015 through redistribution means the election map has changed a lot since the Conservatives won their majority in 2011. Bob Weiers looks at how the effects of the changes could ripple through an election year.
New Brunswick: A different kind of election night
Whether you are watching on TV, listening on radio or following online, be prepared for a very different kind of election night than we’ve ever had before in a provincial election.
Analysis
Ontario election 2014: 12 key ridings
Early results from a handful of key Ontario ridings on election night could provide a hint about which party will end the night with the most seats. Here are 12 ridings to watch to gauge the parties' fortunes.
Quebec election 2014: Ridings to watch on election night
Although much of the focus during an election campaign is on the party leaders, every election features individual political battles between candidates in specific ridings, and this Quebec election has plenty of them. CBC News elections veteran Bob Weiers looks at five ridings to watch tonight.
Analysis
B.C. election proved campaigns matter more than ever
The surprising majority win by Premier Christy Clark in this month's B.C. election showed that campaigns matter, especially in the last days leading to election day. And for the pollsters, it was strike three, writes the CBC's Bob Weiers.
Analysis
A close call on Quebec's election night
While the terrible drama of Quebec's election night played itself out around a gunman who killed one person and injured another at the Parti Québécois' victory celebration, there was another tense moment most people didn't see.
Analysis
Alberta election a reminder that voters call the shots
The answer to the 'what happened?' question is not that the pollsters and the media got it wrong. If there was a mistake, it was forgetting that voters make the final decision.