Canada elections results 2025

[K Douglas]

Kirky, just curious as to why you believe Pee Pee got crushed in his riding by a no name Lib?

i wouldn't say he got crushed, he lost by about 5 points.
And to be honest I'm not sure. The riding was re districted in 2022 to become more rural. Pretty much every rural riding across Canada in 2025 voted even heavier blue than they did in 2021. For some reason Carleton was the anomaly.
I think it may be the most shocking result in Canada politics this century.

 

[squeezer]

i wouldn't say he got crushed, he lost by about 5 points.
And to be honest I'm not sure. The riding was re districted in 2022 to become more rural. Pretty much every rural riding across Canada in 2025 voted even heavier blue than they did in 2021. For some reason Carleton was the anomaly.
I think it may be the most shocking result in Canada politics this century.

Fanjoy took the riding with 50.8% of the vote—43,900 votes to Poilievre’s 38,675. That’s not a close call, that’s a pretty crushing defeat, especially for someone who’d held the seat for two decades and fancied himself the next Prime Minister.

To be honest, maybe if Poilievre hadn’t spent his time threatening to fire civil servants, pandering to convoy twats with coffee and donuts, and turning the CBC into a personal punching bag, he might’ve stood a chance. But he bet everything on division and slogans and Carleton voters, to their credit, called his bluff and trounced his white pasty ass into the toilet and flushed the pee pee away.LOL

 

[DesRicardo]

Fanjoy took the riding with 50.8% of the vote—43,900 votes to Poilievre’s 38,675. That’s not a close call, that’s a pretty crushing defeat, especially for someone who’d held the seat for two decades and fancied himself the next Prime Minister.

To be honest, maybe if Poilievre hadn’t spent his time threatening to fire civil servants, pandering to convoy twats with coffee and donuts, and turning the CBC into a personal punching bag, he might’ve stood a chance. But he bet everything on division and slogans and Carleton voters, to their credit, called his bluff and trounced his white pasty ass into the toilet and flushed the pee pee away.LOL

More Lies from the Liberals.

They merging Poilievre's riding with surrounding Liberal ridings. Then NDP voters jumped ship to avoid splitting the vote.

 

[mandrill]

i wouldn't say he got crushed, he lost by about 5 points.
And to be honest I'm not sure. The riding was re districted in 2022 to become more rural. Pretty much every rural riding across Canada in 2025 voted even heavier blue than they did in 2021. For some reason Carleton was the anomaly.
I think it may be the most shocking result in Canada politics this century.

You don't think the answer is that Pee is now unelectable in the general Ottawa area because of his own personal klown show during the KKKonvoy?

Because that explains the "anomaly" pretty well to me.

 

[mandrill]

OK so now we've determined that neo Nazi's are the far right. That's a good start. Now you can just call conservative populists the right.

I actually just call them "sad ass dickheads". It means the same thing.

 

[RobI]

the Canadian equity allocation of their portfolio is correlated to the economy

So basically the boomers are screwing the younger Canadians?

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

After all the tariff and trade wars have been settled, everything will go back to normal.
I dont think we're headed for a worldwide depression.

And the countries who turned against the US will eventually return.
The US needs the rest of the world, but the rest of the world also needs the US

I think your optimism is nice. I hope I'm wrong. But if both China and the US spiral down, they will take us with them

Do you still think this??

 

[Butler1000]

Do you still think this??

There are several indicators that a large recession is coming. In the USA Vegas tourism is way down. It's always been a canary in the coal mine for discretionary spending. The real estate market is tanking in some places. The Fed has loosened regulations again to allow for more borrowing. But that means a new form of sub-prime. Lots of layoffs occurring. Rising inflation. As well the real tariff hit is coming as many loaded up on goods and inventory before they hit but it will run out soon.

Consumer confidence is way down.

As for China information has been sparce. But if Americans aren't buying then it hits their bottom line.

So I remain pessimistic. 2nd quarter numbers will be weak. 3rd and fourth quarter numbers will say more.

We are seeing old tension rise. We may see more regional conflicts. Too many affect world trade. Cause migrant movement. Trade problems. And cost taxpayers more.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

There are several indicators that a large recession is coming. In the USA Vegas tourism is way down. It's always been a canary in the coal mine for discretionary spending. The real estate market is tanking in some places. The Fed has loosened regulations again to allow for more borrowing. But that means a new form of sub-prime. Lots of layoffs occurring. Rising inflation. As well the real tariff hit is coming as many loaded up on goods and inventory before they hit but it will run out soon.

Consumer confidence is way down.

As for China information has been sparce. But if Americans aren't buying then it hits their bottom line.

So I remain pessimistic. 2nd quarter numbers will be weak. 3rd and fourth quarter numbers will say more.

We are seeing old tension rise. We may see more regional conflicts. Too many affect world trade. Cause migrant movement. Trade problems. And cost taxpayers more.

So far so good.

New GDP numbers out today

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1950537152695062824

 

[WyattEarp]

So far so good.

New GDP numbers out today

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1950537152695062824

Three months ago, I didn't want to point out that inventory adjustments were the main cause of the first quarter slow down. This would have been chastised by the histrionic left here.

When importers accelerated imports to get ahead of tariffs, that inventory increase negatively offset GDP. However, it is widely recognized that inventory adjustments are usually temporary and are often unwound in future periods.
This is essentially why recessions are defined as two successive quarters of negative GDP growth.

I still think we will have a recession particularly when the Fed keeps interest rates relatively high. It doesn't take any foresight to predict a recession. Recessions are part of the economy and the economic cycle.

Is it possible we have a soft landing? It might be possible given all the crazy macroeconomics induced by the COVID era. Things like the Fed massively printing money then trying to get on top of it with high rates and tight money. The U.S. is trying to adjust to the effects of a quick spike in inflation and an economy awash with money. It's also possible Trump's policies designed to stimulate domestic business investment could push a recession down the road.