Oakville

MoneySense crunched the numbers and this Ontario town came out on top

A wide swath of young homebuyers is beginning to grapple with something unseen in their adult lives—a market that actually goes down

The proposed riding boundaries for Ontario have been released. Most of the new ridings would be created in and around Toronto: one in Oakville, two in Brampton, one in Mississauga, two in Markham and two in the city of Toronto itself. There is also plenty of smaller adjustments.

By my count, the Liberal bus stopped in eight ridings—all of them held by either a New Democrat or Conservative—over the last three days. For those who are interested in such things, here are those ridings, how the Liberals finished there in 2008, the margin of defeat and when the Liberals last won the riding.

WHERRY: ‘His aides have stopped giving him a script’

As of tomorrow morning, I’m on the road, again. In this case that means following Michael Ignatieff around southern Ontario—Thornhill, Toronto, Burlington, Stoney Creek, St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Oakville and Mississauga. The trip concludes with a visit to Caribana where the Liberal leader will, in a party tradition that dates to Laurier, be made to jump and wine.

With 51 precincts reporting specific estimates—restricting the count to media-reported figures and, where available, police counts—it’s possible to account for approximately 21,000 anti-prorogation protestors at yesterday’s rallies.

Conservative MP Terence Young conducts pre-budget consultations in Oakville.

Former Liberal MPs are the new investigative reporters. Apparently.

The quintessential speech of Stephen Harper’s premiership?

The Prime Minister’s itinerary for tomorrow. No really.