Five candidates ran in the riding from the Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Green and PPC parties
Blaney will remain MP in North Island-Powell River riding
Millions of Canadians headed to the polls on Monday to elect the nations Prime Minister to lead for the next four years.
The Citizen reached out to the candidates running in the 2019 federal election and we asked them for brief comments on four topics of interest to constituents here in the Cowichan-Malahat-Langford region. Those topics include: environment and climate change, economic development, kids and families and health care. This is part two of a four-part series outlining their responses. Today's topic is Economic Development.
The federal election is just three weeks away
In fact, taking a selfie while you're voting is illegal under the Canada Elections Act
Which party will be chosen to form the next government?
Voters in Vernon agree, it's important to cast your ballot
Black Press Media journalists catch up with the candidates as results flow tonight
Green Party candidate says she might run again
Five candidates were asked 12 questions about everything from climate change to drug addiction
Voter turnout steady, says Esquimalt polling supervisor
Upstart party could split votes for the Conservatives
Incumbent Conservative MP Mel Arnold returns to Ottawa, Liberal Cindy Derkaz a distant second
Which party will be chosen to form the next government?
Elections Canada officials say workers depend on voters to speak up if they find something amiss
Arnold leads riding with 20,512 votes, trailed by Derkaz with 9,544
Maxime Bernier only leader to lose his seat
Qualtrough says she looks forward to hitting the ground running and picking up where her government left off
Five candidates are geared up for the federal election campaign
