Philip Earle was the first MP-Elect announced to have won his riding in Canada during Monday’s federal election. The Liberal candidate won an estimated 51.5 per cent of the vote, with Conservative ...

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Liberal Candidate Philip Earle and NDP Candidate Marius Normore answered questions from The Independent. Conservative Candidate Ella Wallace did not respond to our requests. We reached out to Liberal ...