Posted April 25, 2025

Carney’s prospects are excellent. The hard part will be living up to the image.

Justin Trudeau declared that he would resign on January 6th. It took a while before the impact showed up in the polls. On January 19th, poll aggregator 338Canada projected 238 seats for the Conservatives and 41 for the Liberals.

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“The Minister’s remarks were completely inappropriate. When we were elected it was to be the government of every part of the country regardless of how they voted. We will be appointing a new Minster in the coming week.”

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Nova Scotia’s universities and community colleges are wonderful assets. They provide diverse learning opportunities to Nova Scotian students and many students from other provinces and countries. We import far more students than we export.

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As expected, Mark Carney won the Liberal leadership and became the Prime Minister. As of March 9th, polls show a Conservative 6% lead in votes, the same as a week earlier.

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The January 5th report from poll aggregator 338 had the Conservatives leading the Liberals by 25%. That translated into the Liberals dropping from 170 seats in parliament in the 2021 election to an estimated 35 seats in 2025. The Conservatives were at 238.

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