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Provincial Elections 2015
Alberta Votes »
- Alberta election: Ask a CBC reporter
- The May 5 election is fast approaching, but some Albertans still have questions. In our "Ask a CBC reporter" feature we look to answer some.
- Jim Prentice says he has confidence in Jonathan Denis, despite resignation
- Progressive Conservative Leader Jim Prentice says he has confidence in Jonathan Denis as the Tory candidate for Calgary-Acadia, despite the former justice minister's resignation from the ministerial post on Saturday.
- Stephen Mandel, Thomas Lukaszuk trail NDP, Gordon Dirks in 'dead heat,' polls say
- Polls released on Monday suggest several cabinet ministers could be in trouble on election day.
PEI Votes »
- Updated P.E.I. Votes 2015: Leaders' Debate
- The leaders of the four P.E.I. political parties vying to become the next government took part in the CBC's P.E.I. Votes 2015: Leaders' Debate, hosted by Compass host Bruce Rainnie.
- Tight election race for MLA in Stratford-Kinlock
- Both the Liberal and Progressive Conservative candidates in Stratford-Kinlock agree it will be a tight vote in that district on election night.
- Analysis Election promises: Student achievement and shrinking enrolments
- How P.E.I.'s four political parties would solve the problems of shrinking enrolments, urban concentration, student achievement, and other issues in the education system.
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