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More than 500 mail-in ballots already received by returning offices in Churchill-Keewatinook Aski

More than 500 mail-in ballots already received by returning offices in Churchill-Keewatinook Aski

Number of special ballots received in the riding so far already outpaces how many were received in the previous two federal elections.
Editorial: Who will Canadians and Manitobans vote for on Monday?

Editorial: Who will Canadians and Manitobans vote for on Monday?

The NDP has the most well-organized political machine in the Churchill-Keewatinook Aski riding, but turnout typically is well below 50 per cent, meaning there are a lot of potential votes out there, enough in theory to overcome even the massive edge in ballots cast that usually favours the NDP.
Advance voting up 57 per cent in Manitoba from 2019 federal election

Advance voting up 57 per cent in Manitoba from 2019 federal election

34 per cent more Churchill-Keewatinook Aski residents voted before election day compared to two years ago.
Letter: Think of the unborn children when casting federal election votes

Letter: Think of the unborn children when casting federal election votes

Letter writer hopes Thompson voters take unborn children into consideration when voting in the 2021 federal election.
People’s Party candidate says immigration, Canadian culture and governing with the consent of the people are important for country’s future

People’s Party candidate says immigration, Canadian culture and governing with the consent of the people are important for country’s future

Churchill-Keewatinook Aski People's Party of Canada candidate Dylan Young from The Pas says government forcing people to do things they don't want to do erodes the relationship between it and the citizens it governs.
Disappointing response to Indigenous issues in federal election leadership debate

Disappointing response to Indigenous issues in federal election leadership debate

Federal leaders' responses to debate questions regarding Indigenous issues long on buzzwords, short on specifics.
Candidates claiming Indigeneity need to tell voters which nations claim them back

Candidates claiming Indigeneity need to tell voters which nations claim them back

There are more candidates claiming Indigenous ancestry running in the 2021 federal election than there were two years ago but a University of Manitoba professor says some of them are 'checking the box' without actually detailing their claim that identity.
Leaders’ debate highlighted Canada’s challenges in tackling the climate crisis

Leaders’ debate highlighted Canada’s challenges in tackling the climate crisis

Justin Trudeau's record on climate change was one of the topics during the English-language leaders' debate Sept. 9.
MMF offers incentives to increase voter turnout

MMF offers incentives to increase voter turnout

The Manitoba Metis Federation is encouraging Métis citizens to vote in the Sept. 20 federal election by offering a contest with prizes, which a political scientist says is a grey area as to whether it can be considered a bribe under Canada's Elections Act.
Manitoba voters reminded to mask up in order to vote at advance polls or on election day

Manitoba voters reminded to mask up in order to vote at advance polls or on election day

People who refuse to wear masks will be denied entry to polling places, Elections Canada says.
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