Federal Election

Thunder Bay–Rainy River candidates agree the consumer carbon tax should have been axed.

Major party candidates running for the seat in Thunder Bay--Rainy River answer questions on key issues in the 2025 federal election.

Elections Canada says 7.3 million people have voted in advance nationwide; more than 15,000 have cast ballots in Thunder Bay–Superior North.

Community members evacuated from the First Nation will be able to vote at polling stations in Thunder Bay.

The federal election is April 28.

Candidates were asked how their parties would support health care in the region.

Canada research chair says that these issues of food are really relevant and affect everybody: ‘We all eat. We all need food. We produce food here. We harvest food here.’

Advance polls for the federal election are open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on April 18-21 at various locations in Kenora-Kiiwetinoong.

Won has previously run federally in 2019 and 2021, hopes third time is the charm.

Freedom, faith, family and farming are at the top of the first-time candidate's list of things she'd like to focus on if elected on April 28.