Week 1 in Review
Week 2 in Review

On the Net: Rob Silver on unnamed Liberal sources. James Bow on culture. Maestro analyzes the music being used in election commercials. Christopher Holcroft’s blog.

Stock Market: CPC 145, Lib 79, NDP 44, BQ 36, Oth 4. With a Tory majority at 38%.

Election Prediction Project: CPC 118, Lib 72, BQ 29, NDP 22, Oth 2, too close to call 65

Calgary Grit Seat Projections: CPC 155, Lib 78, Bloc 42, NDP 33, Oth 1. With a Tory majority at 52%.

Democratic Space Seat Projections: CPC 142, Lib 80, Bloc 48, NDP 36, Oth 2

Policy Corner: Harper gets tough on 14 year olds, and the Liberals release their full platform as do the NDP.

Sacked Candidate Counter: With another Liberal bitting the dust, it’s now: Liberal 3, NDP 3, CPC 2

John McCain Moment: “All the fundamentals of the Canadian economy are good. It’s not the time to do anything new, wild or stupid.”

Alberta Content: Daveberta’s Alberta candidate list, and Straight Outta Edmonton profiles Edmonton Centre.

Conservative Battle Cry: “The Liberals will destroy the economy!”

Liberal Battle Cry: “The Conservatives will destroy the economy!”

NDP Battle Cry: “Dude – we totally don’t have a deal with the marijuana party…woah man, look at our poll numbers.”

Bloc Battle Cry: “The Bloc Quebecois are here to protect Canadian culture!”

In Case You Missed It
Lee Richardson unplugged
Darth Harper
Department of Ironic Policy Announcements
Planes, Trains, and Campaigns
Election Cartoons
Department of Bad Excuses

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