Canadian federal election - 2015

[DC Al Fine]

The Tories in my riding finally have a tentative candidate. From what little I can tell, he's quite socially liberal, so I'm not sure how I'll actually vote.

[DC Al Fine]

CP, in a report about new Tory anti-Mulcair ads, says Harper will go to Rideau Hall tomorrow.

Hopefully the GG has been pre-screened


On a slightly different note, the G&M did an interesting piece about the four most likely Tory seats in Alberta to change hands. They are Calgary Centre, Lethbridge, Calgary-Skyview, and Edmonton-Mill Woods. Strangely, they see the Liberals as the principal opponents in all but Lethbridge. Still worth a read, tho.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/alberta/four-alberta-ridings-the-federal-conservatives-are-likely-to-lose-in-october/article25809980/

Edmonton Mill Woods? Really? I can think of two or three Edmonton seats that the Tories are more likely to lose. Of course, the NDP would win those, so of course G & M chooses some random suburban seats the Liberals have an outside shot of winning

[DC Al Fine]

Hehehe. If the G&M was trying to play favourites I think they would have abstained from publishing anything critical of the Tories in the first place

Which other seats do you thing are more likely than E-MW?

Calgary Confederation, Edmonton Centre, Edmonton Griesbach, Edmonton Manning, and perhaps St. Albert-Edmonton (Tory incumbent running as independent).