Oct. 14
Elections Canada confirms 4.7 million Canadians voted in advance polls. An increase of 29% from 2015.
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'Harry Potter' election signs have 'magically' appeared on one Ontario street https://t.co/qRmhV5X1Fl pic.twitter.com/fUgN5OUqJL— CTV News (@CTVNews) October 12, 2019
Our son-in-law!
Each election I’ve been in has had one city wide debate that stood out above all others. I think the Black Communities Debate about to start here at city hall is it.— Jean-Luc Cooke (@VoteJeanLuc) October 11, 2019
Thank you @orianatweet and @akellerherzog for being here supporting! #elxn43 pic.twitter.com/KmIRqrZsiQ
I held a Town Hall at the Minto #Barrhaven Recreation Complex on October 2nd, among the many questions asked - small business came up. https://t.co/nZnxdj4MEk pic.twitter.com/jeXteGVyRy— Jean-Luc Cooke (@VoteJeanLuc) October 12, 2019
Toronto Star: Federal Election 2019
I saw this tweet and I was shocked. Rick Mercer doesn't schill for Conservatives. He had it taken down.
This means our government will NOT ratify USMCA (AKA NAFTA 2.0), all federal government business shuts down. It is called a caretaker government, where daily business carries on, but Trudeau no longer has the power, and civil servants prevail.In case you missed this one too. CTV Question Period Sunday Sept 15 - yours truly was again a panelist. The focus was "is climate change still an election issue?" Spoiler: "yes, yes it is." ✅ #elxn43 https://t.co/5PV8Uk2mcu pic.twitter.com/WwdNTvJKnk— Jean-Luc Cooke (@VoteJeanLuc) September 18, 2019
GO, JL, GO! He has been out campaigning in his electric car!
"Just the right message to send to bother supporters of our Prime Minister..."
Lou Slosel, a retired volunteer in Don Valley East, explains why he wore a “Make Trudeau a Drama Teacher again” hat to the @AndrewScheer rally in Woodbridge tonight #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/ENrUmZrdpJ— Laura Stone (@l_stone) September 11, 2019
Sept. 12th
My son-in-law was on CTV's Question Period, Sept. 15th!
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They were behind the neon green sign at the 13 second mark of this clip:
The leaders have all arrived for the 2019 Federal Leaders' Debate #CanadaDebates2019 #cdnpoli #elxn43 #CanadaVotes pic.twitter.com/GRrTeI9sTl— Power & Politics (@PnPCBC) October 7, 2019
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and her husband John Kidder arrived at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que. in a Tesla vehicle ahead of the official English-language leaders’ debate. The kids are in the 20 - 30 sec. section. It's so much fun! You can't really see them, but it was fun.
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