Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
With just a week remaining, none of the parties have created a narrative around their potential election; there remain no great ballot box questions. As a result, we've seen a campaign marked somewhat ironically by shotgun-style issues management writ on a large, campaign-level scale. Guns, affordability, and of course, COVID all bounce into and out of the news cycle with almost no consistency or long-term effect, frankly.
And so now, with the polls largely tied between Trudeau's Liberals and the O'Toole Conservatives, we dive into what the erosion of PPC support may indicate, as well as what may end up being the great untold story of this election thus far: Voter turnout, and what it might mean for gun owners.
With just a week remaining, none of the parties have created a narrative around their potential election; there remain no great ballot box questions. As a result, we've seen a campaign marked somewhat ironically by shotgun-style issues management writ on a large, campaign-level scale. Guns, affordability, and of course, COVID all bounce into and out of the news cycle with almost no consistency or long-term effect, frankly.
And so now, with the polls largely tied between Trudeau's Liberals and the O'Toole Conservatives, we dive into what the erosion of PPC support may indicate, as well as what may end up being the great untold story of this election thus far: Voter turnout, and what it might mean for gun owners.
