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BREAKING NEWS
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UPDATED AT 6:26 AM EST |
Saturday, Feb. 4, 2006 |
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Tory gains smaller than expected as Liberals cling to seats in key regions: 'Tonight, friends, Canadians have voted for change'; Liberal Leader to remain as MP
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Photo: Tom Hanson/CP
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper before addressing supporters in Calgary.
 Personalized results, electoral grids, ridings to watch, local races. |
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With a few exceptions, the names and faces will be the same
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Liberals reduced to a few safe seats in west-end Montreal, Outaouais
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Most populous province elects highest number of Tories since 1988.
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Even with a PM from a Calgary riding, 'Tory Glory' may not bring clout.
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Liberals, against all expectations, also increase representation.
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 Conservative Leader learned his lessons from the failures of his last campaign in 2004. Martin didn't do the same, Jeff Sallot reports |
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Analysis: New PM will face pressure to move quickly on his promises.
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Liberals did better than expected but ended up with a leadership contest.
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Olivia Chow will join her husband in a party with considerable sway
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Separatist party doesn't increase seat total, falls short of 50 per cent of vote.
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 We tell you who are the prominent winners and losers from all parties in Monday's election. |
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With a minority government in the offing, party expects to be stronger next time.
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Dan Cook writes a political blog for globeandmail.com
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 Stephen Harper, Jack Layton, Paul Martin — in their own words — on the election results. |
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A palpable win felt from sea to shining sea 
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Despite disastrous campaign, Liberals weren't ruined
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The Belinda factor
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 Eight key issues: medicare, immigration, Quebec, U.S. relations, productivity, energy, aboriginals, youth. |
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From the writ drop to week 8, all the best sights and sounds
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 Compare the positions in this updated feature: What the parties are campaigning on. |
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 Our voter analyzer asks where you stand on seven key issues, then compares your answers to party platforms. |
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Canadian election history, updated polls and leader bios
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| Election Discussion |
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Marcus Gee, editorial page editor, took your questions
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| Party standings |
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Snapshot by province of the dissolved Parliament
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| Vote |
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Meet six voters who were uncommitted at the start of the campaign.
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| Election Notebook |
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West Wing on election night
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The Deputy PM, NDP Leader and Deputy Tory House Leader were on-line. 
