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Monday May. 2, 2011 11:01 PM ET
Conservatives win majority government
Canadians have handed Prime Minister Stephen Harper his first-ever majority government, in a historic result that also saw the mighty Liberals decimated and the separatist movement in Quebec all but obliterated.
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Thanks to Quebec, Jack Layton makes 'surreal' gains
Going into Monday's election, the NDP had only voted two Quebec MPs into the House of Commons in its 50-year history and had never been the Official Opposition.
Election law broken as users take to Twitter
It took less than 30 minutes for users on Twitter to break a law preventing the premature publication of election results, a move that propelled the topic to become a trending topic on the global social network.
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Hoax calls try to mislead voters on polling stations
Elections Canada warned Canadians on Monday to ignore any automated phone messages claiming that their polling station had been moved.
Suspect sought after alleged theft of ballot box in N.S.
Police in northern Nova Scotia are investigating a ballot box theft after someone allegedly took one of the boxes from a returning office in the federal riding of Central Nova.
Manitoba flood evacuees vote at mobile polls
Flooding was having an impact on voting in some Manitoba communities, but Elections Canada knows things could have been a lot worse.
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