“Even in the face of devastating results for our party, the atmosphere remained oddly upbeat.”
Jäger Rosenberg attended the election-night gathering in Burnaby with high hopes but a heavy heart.
The youngest candidate in #CdnElxn2025 writes for The Tyee:
Steve Burgess: It was a weird election overall.
The New Democrats were crushed, yet if current seat totals hold, they might still claim the balance of power. The NDP could still snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Kind of like Pierre Poilievre, but in reverse.
❝ WE ARE OVER THE UNITED STATES BETRAYAL. we have to look out for ourselves and take care of each other. ❞
― Mark Carney, Prime Minister of #Canada
I guess we won't be cherished this time around. 
#cdnelxn2025
OMG… so if PP loses, Stephen Harper loses too 
btw, now that JT isn’t busy, send him my way so i can radicalize him 
i will not miss saying PP… well, only a little
NO ME GUSTA 
celebrate tonight’s victory but put on your working boots tomorrow. y’all have a lot of political cleaning to do.
the NDP lost 17 seats while the Conservatives gained 12?
ohellnah.
don’t take this win for granted Canada. don’t let the kakistocracy of political consultants take over your politics.
CANADA! ABOOT TODAY!
Americans didn’t listen to me and went all the gringo way. Y’ALL DON’T HAVE TO DO THE SAME. as Uncly Ru says,
DO
NOT
FUCK
IT
UP
Today is voting day, and you can cast your ballot at your local polling stations, open all day.
After the polls close, The Tyee will be publish updates on results as they come in and have reporters check in from Conservative, Green, Liberal and NDP election-night gatherings, so please drop by. #CdnElxn2025
Don’t listen to what they say, pay attention to what they do.
“Politics of Exclusion: Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s Voting Track Record 2004-2024”
@georgetakei That’s particularly relevant in Canada at the moment. We have a federal election on Monday. Probably the biggest ballot box question is who will do a better job of standing up to Trump.
Canada’s election takes place on Monday April 28. @thetyee’s Jen St. Denis compares the platforms of the three major parties (the Conservatives, Liberals and NDP) on issues such as housing, the economy, health, and that small matter of threats from the downstairs neighbo(u)rs.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2025/04/24/Comparing-Party-Platforms/
@bascule @blogdiva #LPC making that same shift and it’s…working?
Albeit, different circumstances. #CdnPoli #CdnElxn2025
#Canada it’s going to be close. Really close.
We can’t afford to take anything for granted and we can’t afford to be complacent. Use this week to talk to people in your circle, at every opportunity link Poilievre and the conservatives to the shitshow that’s happening to the south.
And for god’s sake, VOTE!
The weirdest federal election in Canadian history is entering the home stretch, presenting a binary choice to voters in just a week’s time. Michael Harris writes. #CdnElxn2025
“Like Trump, Poilievre is aiming to divide the working class against itself by presenting an incredibly clichéd image of what the working class is,” says Enda Brophy. #CdnElxn2025
