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Mark Sutcliffe has been re-elected as Ottawa’s mayor, and Council now has a women majority for the first time since amalgamation: 13 women, 12 men.
Turnout fell to 36.2%, the lowest since 2003.
Our full breakdown of the results ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/10/ott…
Olivia Chow won re-election with nearly 530,000 votes, the most ever for a single candidate in Canada.
She also gained allies on Council and enters the new term with a stronger mandate and no clear opposition leader.
Our full breakdown of what’s next ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/10/tor…
We’re pleased to welcome John O'Leary as Vice President on our Government Relations team; John has 20+ years of experience spanning politics, public affairs, communications, and business. You can learn more about John on our website: strategycorp.com/people/john…
B.C. Conservatives: 64 seats. NDP: 27. Greens: 2.
It’s the strongest result for any party since 2001, but governing will test them on the deficit, DRIPA and holding a broad coalition.
Our full analysis ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/10/b-c…
Community safety is a key issue in Ontario’s municipal elections. In episode #3 of our Municipal Ballot Box Basics series, Charles Bordeleau discusses how municipalities can take a holistic approach to community safety beyond traditional law enforcement: open.spotify.com/episode/6un…
À l’approche des élections municipales en Ontario, la sécurité communautaire demeure un enjeu important pour les électeurs. Dans notre balado, Charles Bordeleau, explique pourquoi cette question occupe une place incontournable dans les débats municipaux: open.spotify.com/episode/5mM…
75% of Albertans voted “Remain” on Question 10. Does that settle the separation debate, or is it just the opening move?
We look at what the result means for Premier Smith, Ottawa, and national unity ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/10/alb…
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Toronto heads to the polls on October 26 with housing still at the centre of the City of Toronto's agenda. In the next instalment of our State of Housing editorial series, @StrategyCorp says municipal approvals were beginning to improve, but approved projects were increasingly failing to become housing starts. urbantoronto.ca/news/2026/10…
Thank you to our friends at Hazelview & @StrategyCorp for supporting this series.
Is housing the defining issue of this year’s Ontario municipal elections? StrategyCorp’s Michelle German makes the case in episode two of our podcast series. Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/4gB…
Québec just reset its political landscape. What does a PQ government mean for Canada? Join StrategyCorp and former Québec Premier Philippe Couillard on October 22, 1:00 PM EDT. Register: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The Ontario municipal elections are in full swing. Listen to Ed Archer, VP at StrategyCorp, talk about why infrastructure is a crucial topic in this year's municipal elections: open.spotify.com/episode/5y8…
The CAQ went from 90 seats to zero. The PQ forms a minority with 28% of the vote. Dr. Philippe Couillard explains what the result means for national unity, bond markets, and Quebec's economic future ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/10/que…
Nine sitting weeks. A Budget to pass. Trade tensions, oil prices, and votes in Quebec and Alberta on the horizon. Our read on the fall in Ottawa ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/09/par…
Fall's Parliament session returns.🍁
Team Canada unity, tension with Trump, and provincial politics shaping Ottawa.
Our panel unpacks what's ahead. Listen now: open.spotify.com/episode/6pB…
"[1 trillion dollars] is certainly a very ambitious number, and only time will tell whether or not we'll be able to deliver that. I'd rather have them set a high target and try to demonstrate this is what we want to do."
Jeff Mahon on @globalnews ↓ globalnews.ca/video/12061377…
"China is able to move very fast when its leaders give direction, so I think China would probably like to see things move quicker."
Read Jeff Mahon for The Globe and Mail ↓ theglobeandmail.com/politics…
"The task for Canada now is how to maximize its market access while making some concessions on the other two dimensions without undermining its core sovereign autonomy."
Read Jeff Mahon for @globeandmail on the trade war ↓ theglobeandmail.com/business…
Ontario's cabinet shuffle = the trade war strategy playing out in real time.
Core economic ministers stay put. New AI adoption role added. Auto theft portfolio retired. One glaring gap: no dedicated defence minister ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/09/for…
Canada's tariffs aren't a counterattack on the US, they're about protecting Canadian market share & buying time for struggling industries.
The real story behind the Sept 8-9 tariff escalation ↓ strategycorp.com/2026/09/rea…
