2025 Federal Election Canada

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.

Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul MLA Scott Cyr was emphatic in his disavowal of the Alberta Republican Party. The Alberta Republican Party included Cyr’s name on a list of MLAs they believe support their goal of an independence referendum.

Residents of the Lakeland who want to hear directly from the candidates for the federal election will have the chance at a candidates forum in Elk Point on April 14. The forum is being hosted by the St.

Five-way race in two ridings that now include parts of former Red Deer-Mountain View riding

Christopher Bell is the Christian Heritage Party (CHP) candidate for the Airdrie-Cochrane riding in the 2025 Federal Election.

All major parties have nominated candidates in the riding for a total of five candidates.

All major federal parties have nominated candidates for the 2025 election in the Lakeland and Fort McMurray-Cold Lake ridings.

While registering in advance can save you time at the polling station on election day, you can still register at the polls. All Canadian citizens who are at least 18 years old on April 28, 2025 are eligible to vote in the federal election.

According to data from Elections Canada, 137 special ballots have been issued to voters in the Lakeland so far, and 270 special ballots have been issued in the Fort McMurray-Cold Lake riding.