Election 2021

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will return as Canada’s Prime Minister in another minority government.

The Liberals have been projected to form the 44th Canadian Parliament. The Conservatives are likely to be the official opposition to the Liberal Party. 

Trudeau called a snap election last month, two years ahead of schedule, as he and his party were hoping to form a majority government with 170 seats. The gamble did not pay off for Trudeau after the pivotal 36-day campaign. Trudeau first came into power in 2015.

Conservative Blake Richards has been confirmed as elected in the Banff-Airdrie riding.

With 38 polls of the 300 polls reporting, he had 54.1 per cent of the vote with 2,450 votes, good enough to declared elected. 

For the 44th time since 1867 Canadians went to the polls today to choose a Prime Minister. Watch here as live results come in.

Polls in Manitoba are open until 8:30 p.m.

Total seat count (elected or leading)

170 seats are needed to form a majority government. Numbers are updated as they come in from Elections Canada. Refresh the page to see the latest details. If on a phone view in landscape to see full results.

There's been a steady stream of voters heading to polling stations across Cochrane to help decide who will represent the Banff-Airdrie constituency in the House of Commons.

Polls close at 7:30 p.m. tonight and after the polls close, we'll be updating the results regularly as the count comes in.

Nine candidates are in the running.

It's time for Canadians to hit the polls.

Before residents can cast their vote in the federal election, they will need to show ID at their voting station. There are a few options for what this can mean.

People can show one piece of ID if it is a driver's license or any other card issued by a Canadian government with a photo, name, and current address.

It's Election Day and here is all the information you need to know to vote today.   

Firstly, if you have not followed along with the election coverage so far, you must know who is running to become the next MP of the Kenora riding, which party they belong to, and their party leader.   

For the Kenora riding, here are the candidates:   

Canadians are going to the polls today after a fast and furious campaign, but a record number of Manitobans have already cast their ballot.

Elections Canada says that the number of Manitobans who took advantage of advanced polls is up 57 per cent compared to the 2019 election.

For those who still need to vote, today's polling stations will look somewhat different. For the most part schools will not be utilized as polling stations due to the pandemic. Instead, shopping malls, community centres, and even the IKEA store will be used in Winnipeg.

It's federal election day, and Canadians are heading to the polls to cast their ballots.

In the Banff-Airdrie, we have nine candidates on the ballot.

Here are a few of the things you'll need to know when voting in Banff-Airdrie.

Polling stations and voting registration

A local bar ditched the usual musical entertainment for politics Sunday night.

Approximately one hundred Winnipeggers dressed in red and white gathered at Blue Note Park the night before many Canadians would head to the polls, waiting for the leader of the Liberal Party, Justin Trudeau.

The clock is counting down, just two days away from the 2021 Federal Election.    

Conservative Party candidate and current MP for the region, Eric Melillo, is optimistic heading into this election.