2019 Federal Election

GuelphToday spoke to young people to find out what's important and why in the upcoming election

Access to high-quality healthcare and affordable housing must be upheld as basic rights for all Canadians

'Since 2015, the Liberal government has delivered programs that help Canadian communities like Guelph become even better places to live and work'

'We need to stop being limited by political correctness and start having meaningful conversations about tough issues'

'We fight racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. because we see how they are used as tools to divide the working class'

'A new Conservative government will live within its means and put more money in Canadians pockets so they can get ahead'

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According to an Ipsos poll, 14 per cent of Canadians cite immigration as an important issue that will influence their voting decisions

Guelph’s Liberal candidate says photos and video of Trudeau in brownface and blackface is contrary to the work the party has done to respect people of all colours

Election Day is Oct. 21, and advanced polls start on Oct. 11