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day.  The back wall of the wharehouse was covered with porn. I thereafter
referred to the Board of Elections as "Brats of Erection". Well, until a good
buddy became chair in 2001.

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David Dalton wrote:
> April 28 is federal Election Day in Canada.
>
> I called it Erection Day in the Subject line since one
> main focus of all the platforms is home building.
>

so did you vote?

On Apr 29, 2025, jojo wrote
(in article<40ccd16a-549b-4c42-e4eb-251405ea499d@shinku.aoyagi.konjou>):

> David Dalton wrote:
> > April 28 is federal Election Day in Canada.
> >
> > I called it Erection Day in the Subject line since one
> > main focus of all the platforms is home building.
>
> so did you vote?

Yes, I voted for the NDP candidate Brenda Walsh in
the Cape Spear riding, but as I expected, the popular
Liberal candidate Tom Osborne won.

On a national level, Mark Carney’s Liberals will
form the next government but it is not clear
yet whether it will be a minority government
(fewer than 172 of the 373 seats) or majority
government (172 or more).

And the issue of Trump’s attacks on Canada
was more important than the home building issue.

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David Dalton wrote:
> On Apr 29, 2025, jojo wrote
> (in article<40ccd16a-549b-4c42-e4eb-251405ea499d@shinku.aoyagi.konjou>):
>
>> David Dalton wrote:
>>> April 28 is federal Election Day in Canada.
>>>
>>> I called it Erection Day in the Subject line since one
>>> main focus of all the platforms is home building.
>>
>> so did you vote?
>
> Yes, I voted for the NDP candidate Brenda Walsh in
> the Cape Spear riding, but as I expected, the popular
> Liberal candidate Tom Osborne won.
>
> On a national level, Mark Carney’s Liberals will
> form the next government but it is not clear
> yet whether it will be a minority government
> (fewer than 172 of the 373 seats) or majority
> government (172 or more).
>
> And the issue of Trump’s attacks on Canada
> was more important than the home building issue.
>

looks like a productive day for democracy.