A person stands on a wooden dock by a lake at sunset, holding and partially wrapped in a large Canadian flag—a scene that beautifully reflects the Canadian values that were the deciding factor in this election.

The deciding factor in this election was Canadian values

US Democratic Party strategist James Carville famously coined the phrase "It’s the economy, stupid" as the theme of Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential campaign.

A vintage street lamp with globe lights stands in front of a stone building featuring tall, ornate columns—a scene reminiscent of classic debates like,

Which conservative party will you vote for?

Many Canadians who will not vote Green will confide that they rather like Elizabeth May. She stands out as the only female party leader, and given her fourth-party status she can speak with a candour others won’t risk.

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