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From left to right, NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Stephen Harper
As the federal election heats up, Canadians across the country are turning their attention to choosing our next leader. To help you make a more informed decision, The Globe and Mail is launching a new and improved Globe Politics newsletter with a mix of exclusive analysis, daily poll results, election outcome predictions, tales from the insiders, and more.
If you already subscribe to the Globe Politics newsletter, you don't have to do a thing. You will automatically begin receiving the improved newsletter starting on September 8.
If you're not already a subscriber, you can sign up today.
Why should you sign up? Here are 5 great reasons:
- It’s now personally edited in Ottawa by Chris Hannay, the Globe’s digital politics editor
- It’s the only newsletter in Canada with daily poll numbers
- New exclusive weekly analysis from Globe columnist John Ibbitson
- Includes a weekly prediction of which party will win, from the Globe’s proprietary election prediction calculator
- More personality, more insider stories, more colour and all around better coverage than anyone else in Canada
After the election, we'll be moving to a new, permanent format for the Globe Politics. Let us know what you like - and don't like - about the changes to the newsletter in the comments section below. We take every suggestion seriously.