Federal Election 2019 Archive

The Greater Vancouver Food Bank in Burnaby is hosting Eat Think Vote, a food security town hall. The Oct. 10 event will be held inside the food bank at 4 p.m. “Food matters,” says a news release.

Delta Naturalists Society hosts all-candidates debate Oct. 10

Leung showed up unannounced to a debate at Crystal Mall, much to the surprise of other candidates

A controversial Facebook page representing the Burnaby North-Seymour Constituency Association has disappeared from public view or been deleted. A search for the page as of 10:30 a.m. on Saturday morning no longer shows the page on Facebook.

When the Conservative Party of Canada fired Heather Leung as its candidate for Burnaby North-Seymour, the party’s statement included this howler: “There is no tolerance in the Conservative Party for those types of offensive comments.

Heather Leung was finally ousted as the Conservative Party of Canada’s candidate for Burnaby North-Seymour – after more homophobic comments surfaced. I say “more” because it’s not like these were the first of such comments.

What happened: OpenMedia launches tool aimed at revealing what info political parties have been collecting on individuals Why it matters: Legislation differs between federal and provincial levels on what parties must disclose Have political parties b

The Conservative Party of Canada has dumped Heather Leung as its candidate in Burnaby North-Seymour after the Burnaby NOW wrote about comments she made in 2011 claiming that “homosexuals recruit” children.

Green and NDP support free university, but Liberal candidate says "it's not a panacea"

A controversial Conservative candidate who has previously been vocal about opposing abortion and LGBTQ-inclusive policies and who has made a point of avoiding media interviews turned out to an all-candidates “mixer” to chat with a business crowd in N