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Poilievre and the PPC, party seeks willing human to be leader, and how the Union Nationale first came to power.

Aug 17

A new leader in New Brunswick, how a Charest-led party might do and a journalist jumps into politics.

Aug 10

Conservatives lead in fundraising, Elizabeth May eyes a comeback and some big mayoral races have their front runners

Aug 3

What Harper's endorsement means for Poilievre, whether Charest is the electable one and does B.C. have its next premier?

Jul 27

Patrick Brown goes to city hall, another Green leadership controversy and a patronage machine gets whirring in Manitoba

Jul 20

Conservative leadership standings, youth turnout in 2021 and a look at a few Atlantic leadership races, past and present

Jul 13

What I missed while I was away and the 'tale of a job looking for a man'.

Jul 6

Conservative membership numbers, who's in for the UCP leadership and how our predictions for the Ontario election went.

Jun 8

An update to the Conservative Leadership Index, leadership news in Alberta and New Brunswick, and the CAQ's on course for a landslide

Jun 1

Next steps for Jason Kenney and the UCP, poll on Franco-Ontarians and two new byelections on the horizon!

May 25

Pierre Poilievre still leads the Index, Steven Del Duca might not be breaking through and what's next for Jason Kenney.

May 18

The Conservative debate, Canadians' views on Ukraine and is Steven Del Duca breaking through?

May 11

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