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TORONTO – Un’incognita, indecifrabile e imprevedibile, pesa su queste elezioni federali. A undici giorni dall’appuntamento alle urne, con i sondaggi che confermano il vantaggio del Partito Conservatore sui liberali di Justin Trudeau, la presenza del People’s Party minaccia di scardinare gli equilibri e i rapporti di forza tra le forze politiche in corsa per il voto del 20 settembre…
TORONTO – An unknown, indecipherable, and unpredictable factor on this federal election. Twelve days before the polls, with polls confirming the Conservative party’s lead over Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, the presence of the People’s Party threatens to upset the balance and balance of power between the political forces running for the September 20 vote. For now we do not talk about it, or rather we talk about it little. The movement founded and led by Maxime Bernier at the baptism of fire in the 2019 elections did not do very well: just 294 thousand votes throughout the country, equal to 1.6 percent, no elected deputies and the same leader beaten in his electoral district of Beauce by former party comrade Richard Lehoux. →
The electoral district of Honoré-Mercier in Quebec appears poised for another Liberal victory. Formerly known as Anjou-Rivière-des-Prairies, it is located east of the constituencies of Bourassa and Saint-Léonard – Saint-Michel and includes parts of the city of Montréal.
For the sixth time, Pablo Rodriguez, current MP, is seeking re-election for the Liberals. →
TORONTO – È conto alla rovescia per i due dibattiti televisivi tra i leader dei partiti federali. Un doppio appuntamento, quello di questa sera in francese e di domani in inglese, considerato come il vero momento chiave della campagna elettorale in vista dell’appuntamento alle urne del 20 settembre. I candidati primi ministri si avvicinano ai due dibattiti con stati d’animo e obiettivi differenti, sulla base di quanto è accaduto nelle tre settimane di campagna elettorale e, soprattutto, tenendo conto dei sondaggi che nell’arco dell’ultimo mese hanno registrato un profondo mutamento nei rapporti di forza tra i partiti in corsa…
The electoral district of Saint-Léonard – Saint-Michel, formerly Saint-Léonard, is located in the City of Montreal, east of the constituency of Bourassa. With a population of 113,210 residents, it is home to a number of culturally diverse ethnic groups.
According to Statistics Canada, in 2016, the most current data available, Italians make up 23% of the constituents in the district. That translates into 25,510 residents, one of the largest concentrations of Italians in Quebec.
