The Aporia
7 articles about 6 events for “Federal Byelection Elections” from Toronto Star.
“OTTAWA—Canadians in six ridings will head to the polls on Dec. 7, as Prime Minister Mark Carney announced six byelections Sunday for two ridings in Ontario, three ridings in Quebec and one in Saskatchewan to fill vacancies in the House of Commons.”
“Here’s a look at some key events: 1980 — The federal government ignites widespread alienation in Alberta with the National Energy Program, which keeps domestic oil prices below world levels to promote Canadian energy security and increase the federal share of…”
“…ficer based in Edmonton, Lennox uses his book to chronicle the rise and follies of Alberta’s independence-seekers — the lawyer being sued by former clients, the disgraced surgeon, the political Loki fined $120,000 by Elections Alberta for financial…”
“Tait said the idea was born in the summer of 2025, after back-to-back provincial and federal elections.”
“If history were written in verse, the 1969 and 2026 elections might be the rhyming ends of two stanzas.”
“The most competitive elections are usually open races in which there is no incumbent, such as the 2023 byelection triggered by former mayor John Tory’s resignation, which Chow won.”
“He pointed to the result of the 2025 federal byelection in Terrebonne, which was invalidated because of a clerical error on the return address for some mail-in ballots.”