Can Carney's Liberals win back a key Toronto battleground today?

The riding that kicked off this election cycle will be one to watch tonight. Toronto–St. Paul’s slipped from Liberal hands in a stunning upset during a byelection last summer under the former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s leadership, setting off a crisis of confidence within the party.

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Shannon Merrifield, president and CEO of the Saint John Chamber of Commerce, said people in the city are worried because of the province's dependence on the US state of Maine. Photo by Stéphanie Marin / Le Devoir

In Saint John, the city most vulnerable to Trump's tariffs, voters are anxious

Canada's oldest incorporated city exports most of its goods to the United States, which is why it's the one most threatened by the president's erratic trade policy. It is also deeply divided between the Liberals and Conservatives, who are offering wildly different plans for the future.

Stéphanie Marin — Le Devoir

Today's must read

Counting the oil lobbyists in Poilievre's orbit

Rochelle Baker

Tanille Johnston is focused on community in North Island-Powell River

Can we really reduce carbon emissions by sending LNG to India?

News

Sonal Gupta

'The next generation is here': Indigenous youth claim their vote

Marco Bélair-Cirino — Le Devoir

Opponents, knives and blood in Nunavut

Chuck Chiang

Death toll from Vancouver SUV attack rises to 11 people

Opinion

Gisela Ruckert

Will Mark Carney do the right thing for Canada?

Gambling our future over the climate crisis

Max Fawcett

Pierre Poilievre's dystopian desperation

Features

Christopher Pollon

Americans keep an eye on Arctic port revival in Churchill

Darius Snieckus

'Nobody's sleeping': Canada's auto industry is at a crossroads, says Flavio Volpe

Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Poilievre's plans for 'woke' research spook Canadian academics

Solutions

Chris Hatch

As towns burn and reefs bleach, whither are we bound?

Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Gregor Robertson is running to revive Canadian environmentalism

Sonal Gupta

Ontario's push to fast-track Ring of Fire mining may actually delay the development it seeks to speed up

Canada now

Alberta cattle ranger Wade Nelson handles horses on his ranch, an hour north of Calgary.

Sandrine Vieira — Le Devoir

In Calgary, tariffs are a concern — but less so than the Liberals

Arno Kopecky

Amid the debate chaos, we finally got a glimpse at Poilievre's climate policy

Carney's climate plan

Liberal Leader Mark Carney has a reputation for climate and economic expertise but is also a self-styled pragmatist. His platform reveals plenty about how he would govern.

John Woodside

Candidates square off over energy's role in defending Canada from Trump

John Woodside

Duelling visions for Canada’s future kick off in Ottawa

John Woodside

Did Carney get Trump to back down on tariffs by manipulating US bonds?

Emily Baron Cadloff

Special reports

Big Green Build

Can homes built in a factory fill Canada’s housing gap?

Factory-built homes are in the election spotlight as a fix for Canada’s housing crisis. It’s a faster, easier way to build, and less polluting than traditional construction methods. So why aren’t neighbourhoods packed with prefab homes?