The Weekly Writ

Your weekly update on all the latest election news and federal and provincial polls.

Weekly Writ 12/11: B.C. Conservatives look to post-Rustad future

Plus, how many seats would each federal party win if an election were held today?

Dec 11 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 12/4: Risks and rewards for the Liberals in pipeline project

Polls suggest that public opinion has not shifted much since the announcement of the MOU with Alberta.

Dec 4 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 11/27: Riding data shows where parties targeted their election spending

A deep-dive into how parties allocated their resources at the riding level in the last federal election.

Nov 27 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 11/20: How the Liberals spent their election money

A look at 2025 election expenses. Plus, is this Parliament built to last at all?

Nov 20 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 11/13: Conservatives and NDP in rough shape ahead of budget vote

Conservatives are divided and the NDP is broke.

Nov 13 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 11/6: Does floor-crossing help or hurt an MP's chances?

Chris d'Entremont crosses over to the Liberals. Will it improve his re-election odds?

Nov 6 • Éric Grenier

Weekly Writ 10/23: Weighing parties' pros and cons of a snap election

The Liberals say they're worried the budget won't get passed. They aren't the only ones who should worry about a late fall election.

Oct 23 • Éric Grenier

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