[NEWS] Five #cdnpoli and #elxn43 links from last night, ten from now

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• The Greens took Fredericton on the grounds of their strong work there.


• RM Vaughan, meanwhile, notes for Daily Xtra how LGBTQ voters in New Brunswick are gravitating towards the Greens.


• Jason Kirby at MacLean's wonders how determinative Google Trends data suggesting a surge of positive interest for Jagmeet Singh will be for NDP results.


• The robocalling intending to confuse people as to the date of the election in eastern Canada should meet with criminal prosecution. CBC reports.


• The only non-Liberal elected in Newfoundland and Labrador is the NDP candidate Jack Harris, for St. John's East. Global News has it.


• Chris Selley at the National Post blames the Conservative failure on the poor platform of Andrew Scheer, here.


• Canada has a Liberal government again, this time a minority. Global News reports.


• CBC notes that, despite Liberal weaknesses, the Conservatives simply did not break through into the 905.


• Michel Auger at Radio-Canada looks at the challenges of the Liberals in Québec and in the West.


• Greater Montréal is divided between Liberals on the island of Montréal and the Bloc on the mainland. Radio-Canada has it.


• The Calgary Herald looks at reaction in Alberta to the Liberal minority government, here.


• The results from British Columbia are interesti0ng. Was there much change at all? Global News reports.


• Jody Wilson-Raybould, kicked out of the Liberal caucus, was re-elected as an independent for her riding of Vancouver Granville. Global News reports.


• Fatima Syed at the National Observer looks at how indigenous voters are looking to the NDP for representation in the new government.


• Jeremy Wildeman at The Conversation explains the disenchantment of progressives with Justin Trudeau.