2025 Federal Election Canada

The 2025 federal election was one of the most interesting in Canadian history.

Find out which candidates had the most and least ballots cast for them, by whom and when

Find out which candidates had the most and least ballots cast for them, by whom and when

The voting exercise took place at the school in April 28, the day of the federal election.

Elections Canada has issued a correction to the detailed estimates of voter turnout for the advanced polls after Lakeland This Week questioned an apparent 73 per cent drop in turnout for the Lakeland riding in Alberta. 

More workers are needed for the federal election being held on April 28, with the largest numbers of vacancies in northern Alberta ridings, including Peace River-Westlock, Lakeland, and Fort McMurray-Cold Lake.

Voters had opportunity to meet and greet with all five candidates running in the new Yellowhead riding

Three of six candidates running in the Lakeland riding this federal election discussed various issues during the Federal Election Candidate Forum hosted by the St. Paul and District Chamber of Commerce in Elk Point on April 14. 

Federal party leader toured the new Ponoka-Didsbury riding April 16 with candidate Larry Gratton, speaking with supporters and distributing party literature

Voter information cards detailing when and where you should go to vote should have arrived in your mailbox by April 11.