Aaron Wherry covers all the goings-on in and around Parliament Hill. Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronwherry
Paul Adams considers the seat projection predicament.
For the record, I am generally a believer in the usefulness of seat projections, and continue to be so in this election, which promises to be historic in some ways. However, I also think that there are reasons to be more cautious about them in elections where there is potential structural change, and where there is volatility late in the campaign.
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The Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law talks about how recent revelations affect Canadians
Jacob Richler on the newest trend in restaurants
