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Work In Progress - Full Projection to be posted soon! As many of you know, I'm a political nerd and junky. As a public servant in RL I do not participate in electoral campaigns these days but in the 2010s I was involved in campaigns for the provincial and federal NDP in my local area. I've been doing election projections and forecasts since the late 2000s for pure personal amusement and to help my understanding on how a given race is going. Today, I'm happy to publish my forecast for the 2025 Canadian federal election, with the first results from Newfoundland and Labrador most likely being announced shortly after 7pm EDT Monday night, and then moving across the country throughout the night. Polls close in each region in this general order: Newfoundland - 8:30pm NDT, 8:00pm ADT, 7:00pm EDT, 6:00pm CDT, 5:00pm MDT, 4:00pm PDT Atlantic - 9:00pm NDT, 8:30pm ADT, 7:30pm EDT, 6:30pm CDT, 5:30pm MDT, 4:30pm PDT Quebec/Ontario - 11:00pm NDT, 10:30pm ADT, 9:30pm EDT, 8:30pm CDT, 7:30pm MDT, 6:30pm PDT Manitoba - 11:00pm NDT, 10:30pm ADT, 9:30pm EDT, 8:30pm CDT, 7:30pm MDT, 6:30pm PDT Saskatchewan/Alberta - 11:00pm NDT, 10:30pm ADT, 9:30pm EDT, 8:30pm CDT, 7:30pm MDT, 6:30pm PDT British Columbia - 11:30pm NDT, 11:00pm ADT, 10:00pm EDT, 9:00pm CDT, 8:00pm MDT, 7:00pm PDT Headline Polling Numbers Due to how geographically diverse our country is, polling is often analyzed by the headline federal numbers for each party, but perhaps more importantly by the "regional" numbers. Although there are 10 provinces and 3 territories, standard polling practice is to poll the country based off of the following regions: Atlantic (which is Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick), Quebec, Ontario, the Prairies (Manitoba and Saskatchewan), Alberta, and British Columbia. This is due to the lower populations in the Atlantic and Prairie provinces and resulting sample sizes. For the territories I group them in the following fashion: Nunavut's projection is tied in with the Prairies, Northwest Territories is with Alberta, and Yukon is with British Columbia. In the below section I'll show where polling has each party in each region and also noting the difference from what they scored in the 2021 election: CANADA - Liberal Party of Canada LIB 42.50% (+9.88), Conservative Party of Canada CON 38.83% (+5.09), New Democratic Party of Canada NDP 8.63% (-9.19), Bloc Quebecois BLQ 6.00% (-1.64), Green Party of Canada GRN 2.00% (-0.33), People's Party of Canada PPC 1.23% (-3.70), Other Parties/Independents OTH 0.80% (-0.11) Atlantic - LIB 54.87% (+11.27), CON 35.33% (+3.79), NDP 6.50% (-10.42), GRN 1.63% (-1.55), PPC 1.37% (-2.99), OTH 0.30% (-0.10) Quebec - LIB 40.63% (+7.03), BLQ 25.87% (-6.26), CON 23.70% (+5.05), NDP 5.83% (-3.94), GRN 1.77% (+0.24), PPC 1.37% (-1.32), OTH 0.83% (-0.80) Ontario - LIB 47.60% (+8.34), CON 39.87% (+5.00), NDP 8.20% (-9.65), GRN 2.03% (-0.19), PPC 1.43% (-4.02), OTH 0.87% (+0.52) Prairies - CON 48.87% (+0.28), LIB 36.30% (+16.61), NDP 11.50% (-10.60), GRN 1.43% (+0.03), PPC 1.13% (-6.01), OTH 0.77% (-0.32) Alberta - CON 59.40% (+4.13), LIB 27.73% (+12.28), NDP 8.93% (-10.14), PPC 2.17% (-5.18), GRN 1.17% (+0.26), OTH 0.60% (-1.34) British Columbia - LIB 40.73% (+13.73), CON 39.23% (+6.01), NDP 13.90% (-15.27), GRN 3.67% (-1.62), PPC 1.63% (-3.28), OTH 0.88% (+0.43) There are a few events in play: Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre (running in Carleton, ON) has been running a populist conservative campaign which has removed the PPC from play on his right-flank, along with grabbing the attention of those who feel angry and/or left behind by the past 10 years of Liberal government. This is why he will probably receive the best popular vote that any centre-right politician has in the post-1993 modern Canadian system. The threat of Donald Trump (and how Poilievre looks Trump-lite) and the perceived competency of Liberal leader Mark Carney (running in Nepean, ON) in the face of Trump (or in general compared to Trudeau) has moved NDP, Green, and even a good number of Bloc Quebecois voters over to the Liberals. Trump absolutely scares us and any time he mentions "51st State" or announces a new round of tariff, we wrap our red-and-white maple leaf flag around us even harder. The NDP led by Jagmeet Singh (running in Burnaby Centre, BC), Bloc Quebecois led by Yves-Francois Blanchet (running in Beloeil--Chambly, QC) and Greens co-led by Elizabeth May (running in Saanich--Gulf Islands, BC) and Jonathan Pedneault (running in Outremont, QC) are all urging their supporters to keep supporting their parties to provide somewhat of a check on a Carney-led Liberal majority government, to apparent limited success. The critical issue of the campaign has been Canadian sovereignty/who can be the best to stand up for Canada against Trump, followed by affordability/cost of living which was the top issue before Trump returned and started to bully us. Before the election the other major issue, fatigue with Justin Trudeau, was removed from the equation when over the winter his party finally broke with him and he announced he would resign after a new leader was found, allowing Mark Carney (who has served as Governor of the Central Bank of Canada and then of England) to launch a very successful campaign to become the Liberal standard-bearer. The consumer-side of the Carbon Tax was also removed as a campaign issue (which was seen as an affordability/cost of living issue for many Canadians who hated high gas and other prices) for the most part when Carney became PM just before the campaign officially started and changed the taxation rate to 0%, effectively removing the consumer-side of the Carbon Tax while generally leaving the industrial-side of said tax. Headline Seat Numbers Of course, the popular vote does not actually determine who forms government in Canada, it is the number of MPs a Prime Minister can count on to deliver confidence. In both the 2019 and 2021 elections, the Conservatives won the popular vote by roughly 1% over the Liberals, and yet because of how solid the Conservative vote is in rural Canada (particularly across Alberta and Saskatchewan, and rural parts of BC, Manitoba and Ontario) and inefficient elsewhere, the Liberals under Justin Trudeau in both of those elections won a plurality of seats in the House and kept government, either working bill-by-bill with any opposition party who wanted to work with them (or more likely, abstain on the bill), or form a confidence and supply agreement as what happened between 2022 and 2024 with the Liberal government and the NDP. Based off of the map of ridings in the country, and where people are, it is common assumption that if the Conservatives want to form a minority government they need to have at least 2-3% above the Liberals, and would need 4%+ to get a majority depending on how the other parties do in their respective areas. And yet, here are the seat projections I get with the numbers today: LIB - 188 CON - 126 BLQ - 21 NDP - 6 GRN - 2 PPC - 0 OTH - 0 How did I get these numbers? In the past election we had 338 ridings, in this one we have 343. Elections Canada and other sources provide good data on how to transpose the prior election onto the new boundaries, and from that data I use a regional-swing model (with some adjustments in seats for local conditions) to get the below seat projections. In the below section, I sort ridings into sub-regions, note beside the riding name which party current holds the seat, and then show the expected percentages for each party running in the seat. If it has this colour as with its name then that is a riding which is within 10 points margin between the first and second placed party and thus is what I figure is a "battleground" riding. Atlantic Canada (32 seats) Newfoundland and Labrador (7 seats): Avalon LIB - 61.15 LIB, 35.42 CON, 2.97 NDP, 0.46 OTH Cape Spear LIB - 65.06 LIB, 22.38 CON, 11.97 NDP, 0.38 GRN, 0.22 OTH Central Newfoundland CON - 53.77 LIB, 45.63 CON, 0.61 NDP Labrador LIB - 53.38 LIB, 33.96 CON, 12.65 NDP Long Range Mountains LIB - 54.87 LIB, 42.78 CON, 1.34 PPC, 0.84 NDP, 0.17 OTH St. John's East LIB - 55.48 LIB, 23.66 NDP, 20.33 CON, 0.31 GRN, 0.23 OTH Terra Nova--The Peninsulas LIB - 57.02 LIB, 42.39 CON, 0.60 NDP Prince Edward Island (4 seats): Cardigan LIB - 60.90 LIB, 33.79 CON, 3.26 GRN, 0.73 NDP, 0.69 OTH, 0.62 PPC Charlottetown LIB - 56.81 LIB, 33.70 CON, 8.05 GRN, 0.83 NDP, 0.62 PPC Egmont LIB - 56.33 LIB, 35.02 CON, 7.96 GRN, 0.68 NDP Malpeque LIB - 51.85 LIB, 35.71 CON, 11.14 GRN, 0.69 NDP, 0.61 PPC Nova Scotia (11 seats): Acadie--Annapolis CON - 54.22 CON, 41.04 LIB, 2.30 PPC, 2.25 NDP, 0.20 GRN Cape Breton--Canso--Antigonish LIB - 56.36 LIB, 38.51 CON, 3.73 NDP, 0.95 PPC, 0.43 OTH Central Nova LIB - 55.56 LIB, 36.78 CON, 5.65 NDP, 1.00 PPC, 0.43 OTH, 0.13 GRN Cumberland--Colchester CON - 49.93 CON, 45.58 LIB, 2.02 NDP, 1.30 PPC, 1.16 GRN Dartmouth--Cole Harbour LIB - 62.49 LIB, 22.28 NDP, 6.83 CON, 6.74 PPC, 1.36 GRN, 0.29 OTH Halifax LIB - 53.10 LIB, 29.55 NDP, 16.10 CON, 0.65 GRN, 0.60 PPC Halifax West LIB - 58.42 LIB, 24.88 CON, 15.18 NDP, 0.93 GRN, 0.59 PPC Kings--Hants LIB - 55.60 LIB, 33.97 CON, 8.49 NDP, 1.56 PPC, 0.39 GRN Sackville--Bedford--Preston LIB - 56.02 LIB, 28.63 CON, 14.35 NDP, 0.51 PPC, 0.49 GRN South Shore--St. Margaret's CON - 49.73 LIB, 44.95 CON, 2.59 GRN, 2.14 OTH, 0.59 PPC Sydney--Glace Bay LIB - 52.42 LIB, 37.70 CON, 9.15 NDP, 0.59 PPC, 0.14 OTH New Brunswick (10 seats): Acadie--Bathurst LIB - 77.15 LIB, 17.96 CON, 3.21 PPC, 1.69 NDP Beausejour LIB - 66.84 LIB, 23.18 CON, 4.59 PPC, 4.15 GRN, 0.69 OTH, 0.55 NDP Fredericton--Oromocto LIB - 48.70 LIB, 36.96 CON, 10.75 GRN, 2.73 NDP, 0.68 PPC, 0.19 OTH Fundy Royal CON - 50.18 CON, 36.59 LIB, 5.65 PPC, 4.10 NDP, 3.48 GRN Madawasaka--Restigouche LIB - 63.68 LIB, 31.22 CON, 4.59 PPC, 0.52 NDP Miramichi--Grand Lake CON - 49.86 CON, 46.34 LIB, 3.21 GRN, 0.59 NDP Moncton--Dieppe LIB - 61.57 LIB, 28.81 CON, 6.64 NDP, 2.97 GRN Saint John--Kennebacasis LIB - 54.02 LIB, 41.44 CON, 2.82 NDP, GRN GRN, 0.28 OTH Saint John--St. Croix CON - 54.13 CON, 39.42 LIB, 2.80 NDP, 2.68 GRN, 0.98 OTH Tobique--Mactaquac CON - 56.91 CON, 34.01 LIB, 4.36 PPC, 3.53 GRN, 1.19 NDP Quebec (78 seats) Eastern Quebec (4 seats): Bellechasse--Les Etchemins--Levis CON - 57.50 CON, 23.35 LIB, 16.83 BLQ, 1.99 NDP, 0.32 PPC Cote-du-Sud--Riviere-du-Loup--Kataskomiq--Temiscouata CON - 49.78 CON, 25.92 LIB, 23.37 BLQ, 0.43 PPC, 0.24 GRN, 0.14 OTH, 0.12 NDP Gaspesie--Les Iles-de-la-Madeleine--Listuguj BLQ - 46.97 LIB, 38.00 BLQ, 13.31 CON, 0.68 PPC, 0.59 OTH, 0.45 NDP Rimouski--La Matapedia BLQ - 48.12 BLQ, 29.14 LIB, 16.25 CON, 3.75 OTH, 2.02 NDP, 0.73 PPC Cote-Nord--Saguenay (5 seats): Chicoutimi--Le Fjord CON - 45.05 CON, 27.44 BLQ, 24.87 LIB, 1.41 GRN, 0.77 NDP, 0.46 PPC Cote-Nord--Kawawachikamach--Nitassinan BLQ - 46.33 BLQ, 25.98 CON, 25.78 LIB, 1.49 OTH, 0.42 NDP Jonquiere BLQ - 36.26 BLQ, 32.76 CON, 27.20 LIB, 1.94 GRN, 1.41 NDP, 0.42 PPC Lac-Saint-Jean BLQ - 43.46 BLQ, 29.13 CON, 24.85 LIB, 1.84 GRN, 0.48 PPC, 0.24 NDP Montmorency--Charlevoix BLQ - 38.86 CON, 30.75 BLQ, 27.36 LIB, 1.54 GRN, 0.81 NDP, 0.68 PPC Quebec City (5 seats): Beauport--Limoilou BLQ - 35.13 CON, 31.37 LIB, 24.49 BLQ, 5.80 NDP, 2.28 GRN, 0.54 OTH, 0.38 PPC Charlesbourg--Haute-Saint-Charles CON - 50.00 CON, 27.38 LIB, 18.54 BLQ, 2.83 NDP, 0.88 PPC, 0.36 OTH Louis-Hebert LIB - 45.70 LIB, 29.10 CON, 20.26 BLQ, 4.50 NDP, 0.43 PPC Louis-Saint-Laurent--Akiawenhrahk CON - 57.48 CON, 25.14 LIB, 14.10 BLQ, 2.26 NDP, 1.02 PPC Quebec-Centre LIB - 46.39 LIB, 23.80 BLQ, 12.54 OTH, 10.57 NDP, 6.71 PPC Central Quebec (8 seats): Becancour--Nicolet--Saurel--Alnobak BLQ - 48.81 BLQ, 24.20 LIB, 22.13 CON, 2.05 GRN, 1.43 NDP, 1.37 PPC Berthier--Maskinonge BLQ - 30.10 BLQ, 27.24 NDP, 22.87 LIB, 16.40 CON, 1.74 PPC, 1.64 GRN Joliette--Manawan BLQ - 49.29 BLQ, 29.72 LIB, 16.05 CON, 2.63 GRN, 2.32 NDP Montcalm BLQ - 47.71 BLQ, 28.59 LIB, 19.49 CON, 4.21 NDP Portneuf--Jacques-Cartier CON - 57.54 CON, 22.30 LIB, 17.63 BLQ, 1.25 PPC, 0.90 NDP, 0.37 GRN Repentigny BLQ - 45.09 BLQ, 35.28 LIB, 13.91 CON, 3.63 NDP, 1.63 OTH, 0.47 PPC Saint-Maurice--Champlain LIB - 49.48 LIB, 23.81 BLQ, 23.05 CON, 1.54 GRN, 1.12 NDP, 0.55 OTH, 0.45 PPC Trois-Rivieres BLQ - 35.66 LIB, 34.40 CON, 23.23 BLQ, 4.11 NDP, 1.54 GRN, 0.59 PPC, 0.46 OTH Eastern Townships (10 seats): Beauce (PPC Leader) CON - 53.63 CON, 19.93 LIB, 17.08 PPC, 9.17 BLQ, 0.18 NDP Brome--Missisquoi LIB - 42.25 LIB, 28.63 BLQ, 21.52 CON, 2.89 GRN, 2.55 NDP, 2.16 PPC Compton--Stanstead LIB - 43.80 LIB, 24.32 BLQ, 22.57 CON, 3.65 NDP, 3.13 GRN, 2.53 PPC Drummond BLQ - 41.04 BLQ, 26.57 LIB, 23.67 CON, 7.99 NDP, 0.72 PPC Levis--Lotbiniere CON - 54.84 CON, 23.09 LIB, 16.78 BLQ, 4.14 NDP, 1.15 PPC Megantic-L'Erable--Lotbiniere CON - 61.90 CON, 21.05 LIB, 13.36 BLQ, 2.20 PPC, 0.77 NDP, 0.72 OTH Richmond--Arthabaska CON - 54.95 CON, 22.06 LIB, 18.50 BLQ, 2.28 PPC, 1.58 OTH, 0.63 NDP Saint-Hyacinthe--Bagot--Acton BLQ - 41.35 BLQ, 29.88 LIB, 18.73 CON, 7.86 NDP, 1.56 PPC, 0.62 GRN Shefford BLQ - 41.46 LIB, 36.01 BLQ, 17.58 CON, 2.52 NDP, 2.42 PPC Sherbrooke LIB - 44.64 LIB, 22.85 BLQ, 17.95 CON, 10.12 NDP, 3.21 GRN, 1.22 PPC Monteregie (11 seats): Beauharnois--Salaberry--Soulanges--Huntington BLQ - 42.24 BLQ, 34.42 LIB, 17.02 CON, 3.62 NDP, 2.21 PPC, 0.58 GRN Beloeil--Chambly (BLQ Leader) BLQ - 47.72 BLQ, 31.51 LIB, 13.88 CON, 5.87 NDP, 1.02 PPC Brossard--Saint-Lambert LIB - 61.19 LIB, 17.09 CON, 13.73 BLQ, 6.51 NDP, 1.19 PPC, 0.29 GRN Chateauguay--Les Jardins-de-Napierville BLQ - 43.55 LIB, 30.50 BLQ, 17.41 CON, 4.03 NDP, 2.61 PPC, 1.90 GRN La Prairie--Atateken BLQ - 41.44 LIB, 37.26 BLQ, 14.78 CON, 3.36 NDP, 1.19 GRN, 1.27 PPC Longueuil--Charles-LeMoyne LIB - 48.24 LIB, 29.05 BLQ, 13.41 CON, 7.55 NDP, 1.61 PPC, 0.14 OTH Longueuil--Saint-Hubert BLQ - 46.46 LIB, 35.15 BLQ, 12.97 CON, 5.43 NDP Mont-Saint-Bruno--L'Acadie BLQ - 40.95 LIB, 38.97 BLQ, 14.54 CON, 4.37 NDP, 0.78 PPC, 0.39 GRN Pierre-Boucher--Les Patriotes--Vercheres BLQ - 48.14 BLQ, 33.09 LIB, 14.01 CON, 4.00 NDP, 0.75 PPC Saint-Jean BLQ - 40.01 BLQ, 35.42 LIB, 18.05 CON, 3.60 NDP, 2.64 GRN, 0.29 PPC Vaudreuil LIB - 54.39 LIB, 21.34 CON, 14.44 BLQ, 6.71 NDP, 2.77 GRN, 0.35 PPC Eastern Montreal (9 seats): Ahuntsic--Cartierville LIB - 59.75 LIB, 16.45 BLQ, 14.04 CON, 9.23 NDP 0.54 OTH Bourassa LIB - 67.98 LIB, 12.39 BLQ, 12.05 CON, 4.96 NDP, 2.33 PPC, 0.30 OTH Hochelaga--Rosemont-Est LIB - 45.45 LIB, 25.23 BLQ, 16.41 NDP, 10.39 CON, 2.28 GRN, 0.25 OTH Honore-Mercier LIB - 66.71 LIB, 15.29 CON, 10.02 BLQ, 3.37 NDP, 2.86 PPC, 1.74 GRN La Pointe-de-l'Ile BLQ - 40.43 BLQ, 39.41 LIB, 12.74 CON, 5.82 NDP, 1.31 OTH, 0.30 GRN Laurier--Sainte-Marie LIB - 46.59 LIB, 26.40 NDP, 13.89 BLQ, 9.56 CON, 2.47 GRN, 0.65 OTH, 0.45 PPC Papineau LIB - 58.47 LIB, 20.21 NDP, 10.10 CON, 8.91 BLQ, 1.29 OTH, 1.02 PPC Rosemont--La Petite-Patrie NDP - 44.41 NDP, 29.99 LIB, 14.90 BLQ, 8.14 CON, 2.57 GRN Saint-Leonard--Saint-Michel LIB - 75.80 LIB, 14.63 CON, 4.23 NDP, 2.87 BLQ, 2.43 PPC Western Montreal (9 seats): Dorval--Lachine--LaSalle LIB - 58.83 LIB, 16.53 CON, 9.45 BLQ, 9.19 NDP, 3.07 GRN, 2.87 PPC, 0.06 OTH Lac-Saint-Louis LIB - 60.99 LIB, 21.65 CON, 9.36 NDP, 3.48 GRN, 2.88 BLQ, 1.64 PPC LaSalle-Emard--Verdun BLQ - 44.10 LIB, 17.99 BLQ, 17.82 NDP, 14.25 CON, 2.77 GRN, 2.12 OTH, 0.94 PPC Mount Royal LIB - 62.79 LIB, 27.58 CON, 6.26 NDP, 2.85 BLQ, 0.52 OTH Notre-Dame-de-Grace--Westmount LIB - 58.10 LIB, 17.38 CON, 13.31 NDP, 7.11 GRN, 2.90 BLQ, 1.10 PPC, 0.10 OTH Outremont (GRN co-Leader) LIB - 51.37 LIB, 16.88 GRN, 12.89 CON, 9.69 NDP, 9.18 BLQ Pierrefonds--Dollard LIB - 61.98 LIB, 24.75 CON, 7.70 NDP, 3.00 BLQ, 2.39 PPC, 0.19 OTH Saint-Laurent LIB - 65.45 LIB, 22.35 CON, 6.81 NDP, 3.12 BLQ, 1.83 PPC, 0.36 GRN, 0.07 OTH Ville-Marie--Le-Sud-Ouest--Ile-des-Soeurs LIB - 58.50 LIB, 18.79 CON, 13.85 NDP, 5.58 BLQ, 2.98 GRN, 0.29 OTH Laval (4 seats): Alfred-Pellan LIB - 55.57 LIB, 20.63 BLQ, 18.63 CON, 4.89 NDP, 0.28 PPC Laval-Les Iles LIB - 56.71 LIB, 25.52 CON, 13.06 BLQ, 4.70 NDP Marc-Aurele-Fortin LIB - 51.63 LIB, 24.96 BLQ, 18.26 CON, 5.15 NDP Vimy LIB - 57.30 LIB, 20.96 CON, 16.11 BLQ, 5.63 NDP Laurentides--Outaouais--Northern Quebec (13 seats): Abitibi--Baie-James--Nunavik--Eeyou BLQ - 34.47 LIB, 32.61 BLQ, 23.50 CON, 9.42 NDP Abitibi--Temiscamingue BLQ - 44.48 BLQ, 31.82 LIB, 18.28 CON, 3.07 NDP, 2.37 OTH Argenteuil--La Petite-Nation LIB - 46.32 LIB, 26.59 BLQ, 18.63 CON, 4.53 PPC, 3.25 NDP, 0.69 GRN Gatineau LIB - 57.73 LIB, 17.23 BLQ, 16.22 CON, 5.46 NDP, 2.72 PPC, 0.63 OTH Hull--Aylmer LIB - 59.49 LIB, 15.84 CON, 9.82 BLQ, 8.81 NDP, 3.06 GRN, 2.33 PPC, 0.64 OTH Laurentides--Labelle BLQ - 46.39 BLQ, 30.66 LIB, 15.76 CON, 2.87 GRN, 2.52 PPC, 1.80 NDP Les Pays-d'en-Haut BLQ - 41.54 BLQ, 33.09 LIB, 16.93 CON, 3.25 PPC, 3.18 NDP, 2.00 GRN Mirabel BLQ - 39.60 BLQ, 31.75 LIB, 18.57 CON, 4.84 NDP, 2.66 PPC, 2.58 GRN Pontiac-Kitigan Zibi LIB - 50.89 LIB, 26.48 CON, 8.88 BLQ, 7.43 NDP, 3.16 GRN, 3.15 PPC Riviere-des-Mille-Iles BLQ - 42.37 LIB, 34.34 BLQ, 15.25 CON, 3.28 NDP, 2.06 GRN, 1.40 PPC, 1.29 OTH Riviere-du-Nord BLQ - 46.07 BLQ, 30.43 LIB, 19.53 CON, 3.96 NDP Terrebonne BLQ - 37.54 LIB, 36.38 BLQ, 16.72 CON, 3.92 NDP, 2.87 GRN, 2.56 PPC Therese-De Blainville BLQ - 43.10 LIB, 34.80 BLQ, 16.31 CON, 4.35 NDP, 1.44 PPC Ontario (122 seats) Ottawa (8 seats): Carleton (CON Leader) CON - 56.45 CON, 39.77 LIB, 1.93 GRN, 1.57 NDP, 0.28 OTH Kanata LIB - 51.78 LIB, 40.50 CON, 5.16 NDP, 2.29 GRN, 0.27 OTH Nepean (LIB Leader) LIB - 53.62 LIB, 37.71 CON, 6.54 NDP, 1.75 GRN, 0.38 PPC Orleans LIB - 60.21 LIB, 32.95 CON, 4.83 NDP, 1.43 GRN, 0.36 PPC, 0.22 OTH Ottawa Centre LIB - 53.38 LIB, 23.12 NDP, 20.06 CON, 2.54 GRN, 0.90 OTH Ottawa South LIB - 57.98 LIB, 31.22 CON, 8.31 NDP, 1.96 GRN, 0.53 OTH Ottawa West--Nepean LIB - 53.81 LIB, 32.62 CON, 10.46 NDP, 2.70 GRN, 0.27 PPC, 0.14 OTH Ottawa--Vanier--Gloucester LIB - 57.33 LIB, 25.61 CON, 13.56 NDP, 2.86 GRN, 0.36 OTH, 0.28 PPC Eastern Ontario (8 seats): Algonquin--Renfrew--Pembroke CON - 56.99 CON, 27.82 LIB, 11.45 NDP, 1.88 OTH, 1.86 GRN Bay of Quinte CON - 46.27 CON, 45.64 LIB, 5.85 NDP, 2.24 GRN Hastings--Lenox and Addington--Tyendinaga CON - 51.08 CON, 43.15 LIB, 2.04 PPC, 1.98 GRN, 1.75 NDP Kingston and the Islands LIB - 49.17 LIB, 29.26 CON, 19.22 NDP, 2.35 GRN Lanark--Frontenac CON - 56.62 CON, 34.48 LIB, 5.99 NDP, 2.92 GRN Leeds--Grenville--Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes CON - 55.63 CON, 33.65 LIB, 5.40 NDP, 3.52 GRN, 1.81 PPC Prescott--Russell--Cumberland LIB - 55.65 LIB, 37.35 CON, 2.38 PPC, 1.84 GRN, 1.64 OTH, 1.14 NDP Stormont--Dundas--South Glengarry CON - 61.92 CON, 33.13 LIB, 2.27 GRN, 1.35 NDP, 1.33 OTH Central Ontario (10 seats): Barrie South--Innisfil CON - 52.78 CON, 37.29 LIB, 6.16 NDP, 3.77 PPC Barrie--Springwater--Oro-Medonte CON - 52.85 CON, 38.82 LIB, 7.06 NDP, 1.13 OTH, 0.14 GRN Bruce--Grey--Owen South CON - 54.18 CON, 33.58 LIB, 4.02 PPC, 3.94 NDP, 2.88 GRN, 1.42 OTH Dufferin--Caledon CON - 54.15 CON, 36.78 LIB, 4.36 GRN, 3.15 PPC, 0.85 OTH, 0.71 NDP Haliburton--Kawartha Lakes CON - 57.52 CON, 33.36 LIB, 5.91 NDP, 3.21 PPC New Tecumseth--Gwillimbury CON - 52.77 CON, 38.88 LIB, 3.62 PPC, 3.53 NDP, 1.20 GRN Northumberland--Clarke CON - 48.96 CON, 42.37 LIB, 4.30 NDP, 2.39 GRN, 1.46 PPC, 0.52 OTH Peterborough CON - 44.18 CON, 43.17 LIB, 9.53 NDP, 2.04 GRN, 0.80 OTH, 0.28 PPC Simcoe North CON - 47.11 CON, 39.21 LIB, 6.33 NDP, 3.64 PPC, 2.87 GRN, 0.84 OTH Simcoe--Grey CON - 52.61 CON, 36.42 LIB, 4.17 GRN, 3.70 NDP, 3.09 PPC Durham--York (15 seats): Ajax LIB - 64.66 LIB, 28.42 CON, 4.23 NDP, 2.17 GRN, 0.52 OTH Aurora--Oak Ridges--Richmond Hill LIB - 52.61 LIB, 46.62 CON, 0.31 NDP, 0.28 PPC, 0.19 GRN Bowmanville--Oshawa North CON - 55.10 CON, 36.13 LIB, 5.82 NDP, 2.30 OTH, 0.65 GRN King--Vaughan CON - 49.72 LIB, 48.58 CON, 1.08 GRN, 0.36 PPC, 0.27 NDP Markham--Stouffville LIB - 58.83 LIB, 38.48 CON, 1.80 GRN, 0.36 PPC, 0.32 OTH, 0.21 NDP Markham--Thornhill LIB - 68.75 LIB, 29.63 CON, 1.05 NDP, 0.40 PPC, 0.17 OTH Markham--Unionville LIB - 54.45 LIB, 42.82 CON, 2.42 GRN, 0.31 NDP Newmarket--Aurora LIB - 53.09 LIB, 43.83 CON, 3.07 NDP Oshawa CON - 47.15 CON, 31.84 LIB, 19.25 NDP, 1.75 GRN Pickering--Brooklin LIB - 56.45 LIB, 38.98 CON, 3.81 NDP, 0.35 PPC, 0.34 OTH, 0.06 GRN Richmond Hill South LIB - 55.82 LIB, 43.34 CON, 0.33 PPC, 0.26 NDP, 0.22 OTH, 0.02 GRN Thornhill CON - 55.07 CON, 42.52 LIB, 1.47 GRN, 0.58 PPC, 0.37 NDP Vaughan--Woodbridge LIB - 54.09 LIB, 44.38 CON, 1.36 PPC, 0.17 NDP Whitby LIB - 53.49 LIB, 39.65 CON, 4.82 NDP, 1.45 GRN, 0.60 OTH York--Durham CON - 57.18 CON, 36.74 LIB, 3.04 NDP, 2.50 PPC, 0.53 GRN Suburban Toronto (13 seats): Don Valley North LIB - 60.76 LIB, 36.90 CON, 1.61 GRN, 0.36 PPC, 0.32 NDP, 0.05 OTH Etobicoke Centre LIB - 56.98 LIB, 41.36 CON, 1.66 NDP Etobicoke North LIB - 67.26 LIB, 30.31 CON, 1.05 OTH, 0.95 NDP, 0.34 PPC, 0.09 GRN Etobicoke--Lakeshore LIB - 56.09 LIB, 37.61 CON, 4.66 NDP, 1.26 OTH, 0.38 PPC Humber River--Black Creek LIB - 69.37 LIB, 22.45 CON, 7.19 NDP, 0.51 PPC, 0.49 OTH Scarborough Centre--Don Valley East LIB - 64.62 LIB, 30.51 CON, 4.40 NDP, 0.47 PPC Scarborough North LIB - 75.60 LIB, 22.27 CON, 2.13 NDP Scarborough Southwest LIB - 65.91 LIB, 25.07 CON, 6.39 NDP, 2.08 GRN, 0.34 PPC, 0.22 OTH Scarborough--Agincourt LIB - 65.20 LIB, 33.59 CON, 1.21 NDP Scarborough--Guildwood--Rouge Park LIB - 69.55 LIB, 26.61 CON, 3.77 NDP, 0.08 GRN Scarborough--Woburn LIB - 68.86 LIB, 26.75 CON, 3.42 NDP, 0.95 OTH, 0.03 GRN Willowdale LIB - 60.26 LIB, 38.21 CON, 1.53 NDP York Centre LIB - 55.81 LIB, 43.50 CON, 0.69 NDP Central Toronto (11 seats): Beaches--East York LIB - 64.64 LIB, 18.85 CON, 12.97 NDP, 2.51 GRN, 1.03 OTH Davenport LIB - 51.94 LIB, 29.86 NDP, 15.32 CON, 2.21 GRN, 0.67 OTH Don Valley West LIB - 64.93 LIB, 33.80 CON, 0.81 GRN, 0.34 OTH, 0.12 NDP Eglinton--Lawrence LIB - 55.86 LIB, 40.69 CON, 2.84 GRN, 0.42 PPC, 0.19 NDP Spadina--Harbourfront LIB - 45.32 LIB, 26.65 CON, 24.15 NDP, 3.05 GRN, 0.45 PPC, 0.38 OTH Taiaiako'n--Parkdale--High Park LIB - 51.05 LIB, 28.83 NDP, 17.71 CON, 1.67 GRN, 0.74 OTH Toronto Centre LIB - 58.01 LIB, 17.25 CON, 16.26 NDP, 7.82 GRN, 0.39 PPC, 0.28 OTH Toronto--Danforth LIB - 56.65 LIB, 23.93 NDP, 16.48 CON, 1.71 GRN, 1.21 OTH Toronto--St. Paul's CON - 53.84 LIB, 37.12 CON, 4.34 GRN, 4.16 NDP, 0.33 PPC, 0.21 OTH University--Rosedale LIB - 54.90 LIB, 21.90 CON, 18.24 NDP, 4.24 GRN, 0.72 OTH York South--Weston--Etobicoke LIB - 65.03 LIB, 28.53 CON, 6.45 NDP Peel (12 seats): Brampton Centre LIB - 56.49 LIB, 36.48 CON, 6.19 NDP, 0.50 PPC, 0.24 OTH, 0.10 GRN Brampton East LIB - 60.70 LIB, 32.76 CON, 5.85 NDP, 0.46 PPC, 0.22 OTH Brampton North--Caledon LIB - 58.54 LIB, 36.69 CON, 4.35 NDP, 0.42 PPC Brampton South LIB - 61.75 LIB, 33.80 CON, 3.76 NDP, 0.51 PPC, 0.17 OTH Brampton West LIB - 64.61 LIB, 31.65 CON, 3.05 NDP, 0.63 OTH, 0.07 GRN Brampton--Chinguacousy Park LIB - 57.72 LIB, 34.58 CON, 7.19 NDP, 0.37 PPC, 0.08 OTH, 0.07 GRN Mississauga Centre LIB - 62.68 LIB, 33.93 CON, 2.28 NDP, 0.91 OTH, 0.20 PPC Mississauga East--Cooksville LIB - 58.62 LIB, 36.63 CON, 2.43 PPC, 1.39 OTH, 0.93 NDP Mississauga--Erin Mills LIB - 59.13 LIB, 38.08 CON, 1.45 GRN, 0.66 NDP, 0.36 PPC, 0.32 OTH Mississauga--Lakeshore LIB - 54.62 LIB, 42.49 CON, 2.32 GRN, 0.40 PPC, 0.12 NDP, 0.06 OTH Mississauga--Malton LIB - 60.31 LIB, 34.45 CON, 4.79 NDP, 0.45 PPC Mississauga--Streetsville LIB - 55.73 LIB, 39.42 CON, 2.48 NDP, 2.01 GRN, 0.37 PPC Hamilton--Halton--Niagara (14 seats): Burlington LIB - 54.08 LIB, 42.25 CON, 1.79 GRN, 1.21 NDP, 0.41 PPC, 0.26 OTH Burlington North--Milton West LIB - 56.81 LIB, 41.97 CON, 0.91 NDP, 0.30 PPC Flamborough--Glanbrook--Brant North CON - 49.21 CON, 40.77 LIB, 4.94 NDP, 2.68 PPC, 2.40 GRN Hamilton Centre NDP - 37.49 NDP, 34.94 LIB, 21.47 CON, 2.54 PPC, 2.48 GRN, 1.09 OTH Hamilton East--Stoney Creek LIB - 48.42 LIB, 35.35 CON, 12.79 NDP, 3.45 PPC Hamilton Mountain LIB - 43.53 LIB, 30.20 CON, 22.58 NDP, 2.26 PPC, 1.43 OTH Hamilton West--Ancaster--Dundas LIB - 52.63 LIB, 34.12 CON, 10.02 NDP, 2.41 GRN, 0.42 OTH, 0.38 PPC Milton East--Halton Hills South LIB - 50.31 LIB, 46.05 CON, 2.37 GRN, 0.84 PPC, 0.31 NDP, 0.13 OTH Niagara Falls--Niagara-on-the-Lake CON - 43.56 LIB, 42.40 CON, 8.20 NDP, 3.55 PPC, 1.76 GRN, 0.52 OTH Niagara South CON - 41.27 LIB, 38.43 CON, 13.15 NDP, 4.92 PPC, 1.71 GRN, 0.52 OTH Niagara West CON - 49.17 CON, 40.25 LIB, 5.47 NDP, 3.06 PPC, 2.04 OTH Oakville East LIB - 53.88 LIB, 43.86 CON, 1.45 GRN, 0.33 PPC, 0.32 OTH, 0.16 NDP Oakville West LIB - 55.16 LIB, 42.59 CON, 1.53 GRN, 0.37 PPC, 0.22 NDP, 0.12 OTH St. Catharines LIB - 46.80 LIB, 37.48 CON, 12.33 NDP, 2.57 PPC, 0.82 OTH Midwestern Ontario (12 seats): Brantford--Brant South--Six Nations CON - 45.27 CON, 35.99 LIB, 10.52 NDP, 4.75 PPC, 2.46 GRN, 1.01 OTH Cambridge LIB - 46.69 LIB, 41.28 CON, 7.56 NDP, 3.33 GRN, 1.15 OTH Guelph LIB - 49.59 LIB, 28.42 CON, 12.48 NDP, 7.69 GRN, 1.18 OTH, 0.64 PPC Haldimand--Norfolk CON - 52.39 CON, 35.86 LIB, 6.47 PPC, 3.64 NDP, 1.50 OTH, 0.13 GRN Huron--Bruce CON - 58.16 CON, 34.61 LIB, 5.27 NDP, 1.85 OTH, 0.11 GRN Kitchener Centre GRN - 33.14 GRN, 29.87 CON, 25.69 LIB, 7.85 NDP, 2.64 PPC, 0.80 OTH Kitchener South--Hespeler LIB - 45.80 LIB, 40.54 CON, 6.62 NDP, 3.26 GRN, 2.72 PPC, 1.06 OTH Kitchener--Conestoga LIB - 48.48 LIB, 43.25 CON, 4.72 NDP, 3.55 PPC Oxford CON - 50.26 CON, 35.20 LIB, 5.65 NDP, 3.74 PPC, 2.84 OTH, 2.32 GRN Perth--Wellington CON - 53.66 CON, 33.03 LIB, 7.58 NDP, 5.74 PPC Waterloo LIB - 53.89 LIB, 32.38 CON, 9.48 NDP, 3.23 GRN, 0.52 OTH, 0.50 PPC Wellington--Halton Hills North CON - 51.96 CON, 38.83 LIB, 4.64 GRN, 2.30 NDP, 2.27 PPC Southwestern Ontario (10 seats): Chatham-Kent--Leamington CON - 47.52 CON, 35.18 LIB, 10.81 PPC, 5.06 NDP, 1.43 GRN Elgin--St. Thomas--London South CON - 54.70 CON, 28.97 LIB, 8.55 PPC, 7.78 NDP Essex CON - 46.33 CON, 24.42 LIB, 22.78 NDP, 6.47 PPC London Centre LIB - 46.00 LIB, 29.75 CON, 20.72 NDP, 1.77 GRN, 1.09 PPC, 0.67 OTH London West LIB - 45.18 LIB, 39.88 CON, 13.27 NDP, 1.46 OTH, 0.21 GRN London--Fanshawe NDP - 33.83 NDP, 31.51 LIB, 29.39 CON, 5.27 PPC Middlesex--London CON - 50.91 CON, 35.39 LIB, 7.60 NDP, 3.74 PPC, 1.64 GRN, 0.71 OTH Sarnia--Lambton--Bkejwanong CON - 51.79 CON, 28.19 LIB, 11.62 NDP, 7.01 PPC, 1.39 OTH Windsor West NDP - 36.12 LIB, 34.59 NDP, 24.34 CON, 4.32 PPC, 0.61 OTH, 0.02 GRN Windsor--Tecumseh--Lakeshore LIB - 39.35 LIB, 31.94 CON, 20.60 NDP, 6.27 PPC, 1.02 GRN, 0.82 OTH Northern Ontario (9 seats): Kapuskasing--Timmins--Mushkegowuk NDP - 34.94 LIB, 30.21 CON, 26.43 NDP, 8.41 PPC Kenora--Kiiwetinoong CON - 48.38 CON, 28.19 LIB, 19.32 NDP, 2.37 PPC, 1.21 GRN, 0.52 OTH Nipissing--Timiskaming LIB - 45.14 LIB, 36.94 CON, 13.74 NDP, 3.95 PPC, 0.23 GRN Parry Sound--Muskoka CON - 53.78 CON, 32.24 LIB, 9.97 NDP, 4.01 PPC Sault Ste. Marie--Algoma CON - 41.59 CON, 40.73 LIB, 16.15 NDP, 1.04 OTH, 0.50 GRN Sudbury LIB - 44.26 LIB, 33.15 CON, 20.29 NDP, 2.30 PPC Sudbury East--Manitoulin--Nickel Belt LIB - 40.22 LIB, 31.96 CON, 20.68 NDP, 4.94 PPC, 1.54 GRN, 0.67 OTH Thunder Bay--Rainy River LIB - 42.71 LIB, 34.39 CON, 18.90 NDP, 2.65 PPC, 1.35 GRN Thunder Bay--Superior North LIB - 48.93 LIB, 29.00 CON, 18.30 NDP, 2.03 PPC, 1.74 GRN Prairies (28 seats) Rural Manitoba (6 seats): Brandon--Souris CON - 61.52 CON, 28.70 LIB, 9.78 NDP Churchill--Keewatinook Aski NDP - 42.44 LIB, 32.82 NDP, 24.62 CON, 0.12 PPC Portage--Lisgar CON - 57.93 CON, 26.67 LIB, 14.01 PPC, 1.10 GRN, 0.28 NDP Provencher CON - 49.11 CON, 33.63 LIB, 12.02 PPC, 3.11 GRN, 2.13 NDP Riding Mountain CON - 59.58 CON, 29.52 LIB, 4.62 PPC, 4.03 NDP, 2.25 GRN Selkirk--Interlake--Eastman CON - 57.09 CON, 29.72 LIB, 8.71 NDP, 2.58 GRN, 1.50 PPC, 0.40 OTH Winnipeg (8 seats): Elmwood--Transcona NDP - 37.38 NDP, 34.56 CON, 26.81 LIB, 0.99 GRN, 0.26 PPC Kildonan--St. Paul CON - 44.38 LIB, 42.40 CON, 13.04 NDP, 0.18 PPC Saint Boniface--Saint Vital LIB - 60.62 LIB, 28.33 CON, 10.87 NDP, 0.18 PPC Winnipeg Centre NDP - 45.28 LIB, 38.92 NDP, 12.82 CON, 2.43 GRN, 0.38 OTH, 0.16 PPC Winnipeg North LIB - 69.19 LIB, 16.06 NDP, 12.88 CON, 1.24 GRN, 0.32 PPC, 0.31 OTH Winnipeg South LIB - 63.34 LIB, 31.27 CON, 3.77 NDP, 1.52 GRN, 0.09 PPC Winnipeg South Centre LIB - 63.69 LIB, 25.09 CON, 8.05 NDP, 2.71 GRN, 0.33 OTH, 0.13 PPC Winnipeg West CON - 55.22 LIB, 38.73 CON, 4.07 NDP, 1.98 GRN Southern Saskatchewan (7 seats): Moose Jaw--Lake Centre--Lanigan CON - 61.47 CON, 22.95 LIB, 8.69 NDP, 5.55 PPC, 1.33 GRN Regina--Lewvan CON - 45.49 CON, 29.89 LIB, 23.12 NDP, 1.27 GRN, 0.23 PPC Regina--Qu'Appelle CON - 60.11 CON, 27.07 LIB, 12.58 NDP, 0.24 PPC Regina--Wascana CON - 48.73 CON, 42.07 LIB, 7.48 NDP, 1.65 GRN, 0.08 PPC Souris--Moose Mountain CON - 78.43 CON, 20.92 LIB, 0.22 NDP, 0.22 GRN, 0.21 OTH Swift Current-Grasslands--Kindersley CON - 73.88 CON, 21.05 LIB, 4.96 OTH, 0.11 NDP Yorkton--Melville CON - 71.19 CON, 23.04 LIB, 2.20 OTH, 1.88 GRN, 1.69 NDP Northern Saskatchewan (7 seats): Battlefords--Lloydminster--Meadow Lake CON - 66.62 CON, 24.30 LIB, 5.28 OTH, 3.81 NDP Carlton Trail--Eagle Creek CON - 71.71 CON, 23.44 LIB, 4.85 NDP Desnethe--Missinippi--Churchill River LIB - 59.04 LIB, 26.12 CON, 14.83 NDP Prince Albert CON - 65.18 CON, 29.29 LIB, 5.53 NDP Saskatoon South CON - 48.71 CON, 30.39 LIB, 19.53 NDP, 1.26 GRN, 0.10 PPC Saskatoon West CON - 45.54 CON, 28.60 NDP, 24.70 LIB, 1.08 GRN, 0.07 PPC Saskatoon--University CON - 46.98 CON, 27.43 LIB, 24.68 NDP, 0.91 GRN Alberta (37 seats) Northern Alberta (8 seats): Fort McMurray--Cold Lake CON - 71.57 CON, 19.24 LIB, 7.52 PPC, 1.24 GRN, 0.22 NDP, 0.20 OTH Grande Prairie CON - 73.15 CON, 16.55 LIB, 5.03 PPC, 3.47 OTH, 1.81 NDP Lakeland CON - 73.53 CON, 17.24 LIB, 5.87 PPC, 1.84 OTH, 1.14 GRN, 0.37 NDP Leduc--Wetaskiwin CON - 67.42 CON, 18.86 LIB, 7.51 NDP, 6.07 PPC, 0.14 OTH Parkland CON - 67.26 CON, 18.46 LIB, 6.14 PPC, 6.11 NDP, 1.77 OTH, 0.26 GRN Peace River--Westlock CON - 71.89 CON, 18.34 LIB, 6.02 OTH, 3.75 NDP Sherwood Park--Fort Saskatchewan CON - 61.68 CON, 24.50 LIB, 10.50 NDP, 1.83 PPC, 1.24 GRN, 0.24 OTH St. Albert--Sturgeon River CON - 60.30 CON, 23.48 LIB, 13.40 NDP, 2.65 PPC, 0.18 OTH Edmonton (9 seats): Edmonton Centre CON - 42.99 LIB, 36.10 CON, 19.88 NDP, 0.69 PPC, 0.35 OTH Edmonton Gateway CON - 47.05 CON, 37.96 LIB, 10.51 NDP, 3.55 OTH, 0.93 PPC Edmonton Greisbach NDP - 40.15 CON, 30.02 NDP, 27.27 LIB, 1.40 GRN, 0.74 PPC, 0.43 OTH Edmonton Manning CON - 44.89 CON, 32.56 LIB, 20.70 NDP, 1.84 PPC Edmonton Northwest CON - 46.50 CON, 34.76 LIB, 17.39 NDP, 1.06 PPC, 0.29 GRN Edmonton Riverbend CON - 48.54 CON, 36.86 LIB, 13.97 NDP, 0.64 PPC Edmonton Southeast CON - 45.78 LIB, 41.03 CON, 11.56 NDP, 0.95 PPC, 0.68 OTH Edmonton Strathcona NDP - 46.89 NDP, 30.02 CON, 20.41 LIB, 1.51 GRN, 0.77 PPC, 0.39 OTH Edmonton West CON - 49.02 CON, 35.98 LIB, 13.69 NDP, 0.91 PPC, 0.40 OTH Calgary (11 seats): Calgary Centre CON - 51.65 CON, 39.11 LIB, 6.29 NDP, 1.89 GRN, 0.71 PPC, 0.35 OTH Calgary Confederation CON - 48.55 CON, 39.06 LIB, 7.58 NDP, 3.96 GRN, 0.64 PPC, 0.21 OTH Calgary Crowfoot CON - 58.05 CON, 32.83 LIB, 6.03 NDP, 1.95 GRN, 0.89 PPC, 0.25 OTH Calgary East CON - 56.75 CON, 30.50 LIB, 7.99 NDP, 2.93 GRN, 2.02 PPC, 0.34 OTH Calgary Heritage CON - 64.10 CON, 27.91 LIB, 6.17 NDP, 1.73 GRN, 0.09 OTH Calgary McKnight LIB - 54.59 LIB, 36.64 CON, 5.99 NDP, 1.39 GRN, 0.87 PPC, 0.51 OTH Calgary Midnapore CON - 64.31 CON, 24.71 LIB, 8.45 NDP, 1.61 GRN, 0.91 PPC Calgary Nose Hill CON - 59.16 CON, 32.07 LIB, 6.82 NDP, 1.87 GRN, 0.08 OTH Calgary Shepard CON - 65.29 CON, 26.14 LIB, 5.88 NDP, 1.95 GRN, 0.74 OTH Calgary Signal Hill CON - 63.01 CON, 31.07 LIB, 4.76 NDP, 0.87 PPC, 0.28 OTH Calgary Skyview CON - 47.43 CON, 45.42 LIB, 6.82 NDP, 0.32 OTH Southern Alberta (9 seats): Airdrie--Cochrane CON - 66.52 CON, 22.84 LIB, 5.46 NDP, 5.18 OTH Battle River--Crowfoot CON - 76.08 CON, 17.08 LIB, 4.68 PPC, 1.73 GRN, 0.43 NDP Bow River CON - 76.92 CON, 20.38 LIB, 2.34 OTH, 0.36 NDP Foothills CON - 73.02 CON, 19.69 LIB, 3.50 PPC, 2.05 GRN, 1.74 NDP Lethbridge CON - 59.78 CON, 27.42 LIB, 9.17 NDP, 1.77 PPC, 1.61 OTH, 0.26 GRN Medicine Hat--Cardston--Warner CON - 73.32 CON, 19.96 LIB, 4.41 NDP, 2.31 GRN Ponoka--Didsbury CON - 73.54 CON, 9.06 OTH, 9.05 NDP, 8.34 PPC Red Deer CON - 64.40 CON, 20.59 LIB, 7.39 NDP, 6.04 PPC, 1.32 OTH, 0.26 GRN Yellowhead CON - 64.13 CON, 23.63 LIB, 5.32 NDP, 3.99 PPC, 2.93 OTH British Columbia (43 seats) BC Interior (10 seats): Cariboo--Prince George CON - 57.34 CON, 29.94 LIB, 4.99 NDP, 4.97 PPC, 1.86 GRN, 0.89 OTH Columbia--Kootenay--Southern Rockies CON - 49.76 CON, 22.61 LIB, 21.33 NDP, 3.82 PPC, 2.05 GRN, 0.43 OTH Kamloops--Shuswap--Central Rockies CON - 51.15 CON, 30.41 LIB, 9.94 NDP, 4.88 PPC, 3.62 GRN Kamloops--Thompson--Nicola CON - 49.68 CON, 31.59 LIB, 13.56 NDP, 2.87 PPC, 2.30 GRN Kelowna CON - 51.08 CON, 40.50 LIB, 6.56 NDP, 1.86 GRN Okanagan Lake West--South Kelowna CON - 54.47 CON, 37.05 LIB, 3.47 NDP, 3.45 PPC, 1.13 GRN, 0.43 OTH Prince George--Peace River--Northern Rockies CON - 65.63 CON, 23.33 LIB, 7.45 PPC, 2.20 GRN, 1.39 NDP Similkameen--South Okanagan--West Kootenay NDP - 43.80 CON, 27.13 LIB, 23.61 NDP, 3.66 PPC, 1.80 GRN Skeena--Bulkley Valley NDP - 45.22 CON, 27.50 NDP, 21.53 LIB, 3.43 OTH, 2.32 GRN Vernon--Lake Country--Monashee CON - 54.49 CON, 33.99 LIB, 7.26 NDP, 4.25 GRN Fraser Valley--Southern Lower Mainland (13 seats): Abbotsford--South Langley CON - 32.90 CON, 31.65 LIB, 27.26 OTH, 3.73 PPC, 2.97 NDP, 1.50 GRN Chilliwack--Hope CON - 51.92 CON, 30.98 LIB, 11.12 NDP, 4.36 PPC, 1.19 GRN, 0.43 OTH Cloverdale--Langley City CON - 48.88 CON, 46.87 LIB, 2.93 NDP, 1.07 PPC, 0.26 GRN Delta LIB - 56.32 LIB, 39.24 CON, 3.46 NDP, 0.98 PPC Fleetwood--Port Kells LIB - 47.71 LIB, 45.89 CON, 5.05 NDP, 1.05 PPC, 0.30 GRN Langley Township--Fraser Heights CON - 49.99 CON, 43.24 LIB, 4.28 NDP, 1.21 PPC, 0.81 GRN, 0.47 OTH Mission--Matsqui--Abbotsford CON - 53.47 CON, 37.88 LIB, 3.75 PPC, 2.75 NDP, 2.14 GRN Pitt Meadows--Maple Ridge CON - 43.12 CON, 37.90 LIB, 15.45 NDP, 2.24 PPC, 1.29 OTH Richmond Centre--Marpole LIB - 51.65 LIB, 40.84 CON, 4.93 NDP, 1.50 GRN, 1.08 PPC Richmond East--Steveston LIB - 55.63 LIB, 39.44 CON, 4.18 NDP, 0.75 GRN South Surrey--White Rock CON - 51.32 LIB, 47.52 CON, 0.97 NDP, 0.18 GRN Surrey Centre LIB - 44.27 LIB, 40.76 CON, 12.37 NDP, 1.09 PPC, 0.93 OTH, 0.59 GRN Surrey--Newton LIB - 53.27 LIB, 34.98 CON, 10.14 NDP, 1.61 OTH Vancouver--Northern Lower Mainland (13 seats): Burnaby Central (NDP Leader) NDP - 45.46 LIB, 28.24 CON, 25.14 NDP, 1.17 PPC Burnaby North--Seymour LIB - 54.99 LIB, 32.44 CON, 11.67 NDP, 0.90 PPC Coquitlam--Port Coquitlam LIB - 51.23 LIB, 36.42 CON, 12.04 NDP, 0.23 OTH, 0.09 GRN New Westminster--Burnaby--Maillardville NDP - 37.03 LIB, 32.83 NDP, 27.38 CON, 2.21 GRN, 0.55 OTH North Vancouver--Capilano LIB - 57.82 LIB, 34.93 CON, 3.48 NDP, 2.58 GRN, 1.08 PPC, 0.10 OTH Port Moody--Coquitlam NDP - 42.86 LIB, 37.64 CON, 19.36 NDP, 0.07 GRN, 0.07 OTH Vancouver Centre LIB - 53.99 LIB, 27.51 CON, 14.58 NDP, 2.18 GRN, 1.09 PPC, 0.65 OTH Vancouver East NDP - 41.13 NDP, 33.49 LIB, 16.90 CON, 6.09 GRN, 1.27 OTH, 1.12 PPC Vancouver Fraserview--South Burnaby LIB - 55.72 LIB, 27.55 CON, 15.58 NDP, 1.07 OTH Vancouver Granville LIB - 50.96 LIB, 29.99 CON, 17.87 NDP, 1.18 GRN Vancouver Kingsway NDP - 42.39 LIB, 34.86 NDP, 19.75 CON, 2.00 GRN, 1.00 PPC Vancouver Quadra LIB - 56.23 LIB, 34.40 CON, 4.34 GRN, 4.05 NDP, 0.98 PPC West Vancouver--Sunshine Coast--Sea to Sky Country LIB - 46.58 LIB, 34.90 CON, 11.99 NDP, 5.24 GRN, 1.03 PPC, 0.26 OTH Vancouver Island (7 seats): Courtenay--Alberni NDP - 37.37 CON, 27.65 NDP, 27.35 LIB, 5.35 GRN, 1.70 PPC, 0.58 OTH Cowichan--Malahat--Langford NDP - 36.68 CON, 30.45 LIB, 27.89 NDP, 4.98 GRN Esquimalt--Saanich--Sooke NDP - 35.63 LIB, 28.14 NDP, 27.83 CON, 7.32 GRN, 1.08 OTH Nanaimo--Ladysmith NDP - 32.62 CON, 26.96 LIB, 24.34 GRN, 14.27 NDP, 1.81 PPC North Island--Powell River NDP - 42.30 CON, 27.07 LIB, 24.06 NDP, 4.26 GRN, 1.29 PPC, 1.02 OTH Saanich--Gulf Islands (GRN co-Leader) GRN - 34.26 GRN, 32.71 LIB, 28.69 CON, 4.32 NDP Victoria NDP - 40.99 LIB, 28.63 NDP, 19.72 CON, 9.57 GRN, 1.01 PPC, 0.07 OTH Territories (3 seats) Nunavut NDP - 51.71 LIB, 36.29 NDP, 12.01 CON Northwest Territories LIB - 52.92 LIB, 24.59 NDP, 17.54 CON, 4.96 GRN Yukon LIB - 50.32 LIB, 33.34 CON, 10.39 NDP, 5.95 GRN

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RWC5 Day Eleven (Medals) A B Teralyon (53.36) 10 (+4) 10 (+1) Ryxtylopia (52.84+3) Zoran (62.15) 20 19 Overthinkers (57.86+3) Zoran - 63.89 Overthinkers - 56.12 United Adaikes - 54.12 Teralyon - 53.86 Cambria - 53.42 Ostronia - 52.37 Ryxtylopia - 52.35 Dalimbar - 51.78 Giovanniland - 50.31 Fujai - 50.28 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 50.06 Mygrdiyah - 48.72 Nouveauterra - 48.39 Nalibia - 48.14 Sekiya - 47.83 Saint Mark - 47.28 Arifiyyah - 47.03 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Zhiznovsk - 45.92 Min-Su - 45.84 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Ionia - 44.82 Larxia - 44.79 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Nieubasria - 43.50 Avadonialis - 43.38 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Varanius - 41.40 New Velka - 41.24 Dilber - 40.97 Einherfell - 39.81 Denieria - 39.61 Won the Gold medal. Won the Silver medal. Won the Bronze medal.

RWC5 - Day Ten (Semi-Finals) A B Ryxtylopia (54.33) 09 27 Overthinkers (56.38+3) Zoran (58.98) 27 06 Teralyon (56.53+3) Zoran - 62.15 Overthinkers - 57.86 United Adaikes - 54.21 Cambria - 53.42 Teralyon - 53.36 Ryxtylopia - 52.84 Ostronia - 52.37 Dalimbar - 51.78 Giovanniland - 50.31 Fujai - 50.28 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 50.06 Mygrdiyah - 48.72 Nouveauterra - 48.39 Nalibia - 48.14 Sekiya - 47.83 Saint Mark - 47.28 Arifiyyah - 47.03 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Zhiznovsk - 45.92 Min-Su - 45.84 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Ionia - 44.82 Larxia - 44.79 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Nieubasria - 43.50 Avadonialis - 43.38 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Varanius - 41.40 New Velka - 41.24 Dilber - 40.97 Einherfell - 39.81 Denieria - 39.61 Nations in Gold have ensured qualification to the Gold Medal match. Nations in Bronze have ensured qualification to the Bronze Medal match.

RWC5 - Day Nine (Quarter Finals) A B United Adaikes (55.82) 10 13 Overthinkers (54.76+3) Giovanniland (52.55) 10 33 Ryxtylopia (52.09+3) Cambria (54.72) 07 17 Teralyon (55.23+3) Zoran (54.64) 29 12 Dalimbar (56.13+3) Zoran - 58.98 Teralyon - 56.53 Overthinkers - 56.38 Ryxtylopia - 54.33 United Adaikes - 54.21 Cambria - 53.42 Ostronia - 52.37 Dalimbar - 51.78 Giovanniland - 50.31 Fujai - 50.28 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 50.06 Mygrdiyah - 48.72 Nouveauterra - 48.39 Nalibia - 48.14 Sekiya - 47.83 Saint Mark - 47.28 Arifiyyah - 47.03 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Zniznovsk - 45.92 Min-Su - 45.84 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Ionia - 44.82 Larxia - 44.79 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Nieubasria - 43.50 Avadonialis - 43.38 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Varanius - 41.40 New Velka - 41.24 Dilber - 40.97 Einherfell - 39.81 Denieria - 39.61 Nations in Bold have ensured qualification to the Semi-Finals.

A Dalimbari Café Exterior The café is housed in a quaint, historical building with a brick façade. Large windows allow passersby to peek inside, where the warm glow of soft lighting beckons them in. A wooden sign above the entrance reads "Старая Далимбар" (Old Dalimbar) in elegant, Dalimbari script. Outside, a few small tables with wrought-iron chairs are set up for al fresco dining in warmer months, surrounded by planters filled with colorful flowers. Interior Stepping inside, guests are greeted by a cozy, home-like atmosphere. The walls are adorned with traditional Dalimbari decor, including vintage samovars, embroidered tapestries, and wooden matryoshka dolls. Rustic wooden tables and chairs are arranged comfortably, with plush cushions and lace tablecloths adding to the cozy feel. Soft folk music plays in the background, enhancing the ambiance. Menu The menu is a beautifully bound book, with descriptions in both Dalimbari and Common, showcasing the variety of traditional dishes on offer. 1. Borscht - A rich beet soup served hot, garnished with a dollop of sour cream and fresh dill, accompanied by a slice of rye bread. 2. Pelmeni - Dumplings filled with a savory mix of pork, beef, and spices, served with melted butter and a side of sour cream. 3. Blini - Thin, golden pancakes served with a variety of toppings including smoked salmon, red caviar, honey, and sour cream. 4. Beef Stroganoff - Tender strips of beef in a creamy mushroom sauce, served over buttered noodles or rice, garnished with fresh parsley. 5. Shchi - A hearty cabbage soup with a rich broth, served with a slice of crusty rye bread and a side of sour cream. 6. Pirozhki - Small, stuffed buns with fillings like meat, cabbage, potatoes, or mushrooms, baked to a golden brown and served warm. 7. Olivier Salad - A traditional Dalimbari potato salad with diced vegetables and meat, dressed in creamy mayonnaise, served as a refreshing starter or side dish. 8. Herring Under a Fur Coat (Shuba) - A layered salad featuring pickled herring, boiled vegetables, and mayonnaise, beautifully presented with a garnish of grated egg. 9. Kulebyaka - A lavish pie filled with layers of fish, rice, mushrooms, and hard-boiled eggs, encased in a flaky pastry crust. 10. Solyanka - A tangy, thick soup made with meat, fish, or mushrooms, flavored with pickles, olives, and a slice of lemon, served with sour cream. 11. Kvass - A traditional fermented beverage made from rye bread, served chilled, with a slight effervescence and a refreshing, mildly sour taste. 12. Vareniki - Dumplings filled with potatoes, cheese, or cherries, served with a generous spoonful of sour cream and a sprinkle of sugar for the sweet variety. Service The staff, dressed in traditional Dalimbari attire, are warm and hospitable, ready to explain the dishes and share stories about their origins. They ensure that each guest feels like a part of the family, enhancing the authentic dining experience. Atmosphere The café has a warm and intimate feel, with soft lighting from vintage lamps and candles on the tables. In the colder months, a fireplace crackles in one corner, adding to the cozy ambiance. Regulars and newcomers alike feel at home, enjoying leisurely meals and good company in this charming, cultural haven. This café is more than just a place to eat; it's a journey into the heart of Dalimbari culinary tradition and hospitality.

In the heart of Saint Andreisburg, the capital of the Free State of Dalimbar, the streets were buzzing with anticipation. The city's central square, adorned with blue and white flags, had been transformed into a massive outdoor watch party for the Rugby World Cup match against their long-time rivals, Hertfordshire and Jammbo. Large screens were set up, and thousands of Dalimbari fans, dressed in their team's blue jerseys, had gathered to support the 'Boys in Blue.' The atmosphere was electric. Vendors sold traditional Dalimbari foods, and the air was filled with the scent of grilled meats and freshly baked bread. Families and friends sat together on picnic blankets and folding chairs, chatting excitedly and waving their flags. The air was filled with the sounds of cheers, vuvuzelas, and patriotic songs, creating a cacophony of support for their team. As the match began, the tension was palpable. Every tackle, pass, and kick was met with cheers or groans from the crowd. Dalimbar's defense was strong, but Hertfordshire and Jammbo proved to be formidable opponents. The score was tight throughout the game, with each team managing to score only a few points. In the final minutes of the match, the score was 6 to 6, and the tension in the square reached its peak. Dalimbar was awarded a penalty kick, and the fans held their breath as the kicker lined up the shot. When the ball sailed through the uprights, securing a 7 to 6 victory for Dalimbar, the crowd erupted into deafening cheers. People hugged each other, jumped up and down, and waved their flags with renewed vigor. Chants of "Dal-im-bar! Dal-im-bar!" echoed through the streets as fans celebrated their hard-fought victory over their rivals. Fireworks lit up the sky, and the party continued long into the night, with fans dancing and singing in the square. The sense of unity and pride among the Dalimbari was unmistakable, as they celebrated another step towards Rugby World Cup glory. The anticipation in Saint Andreisburg was already building for the next big match. After the thrilling victory against Hertfordshire and Jammbo, fans were gearing up to support Dalimbar in their upcoming Quarter-Finals clash against their long-standing rivals, Zoran. The rivalry between Dalimbar and Zoran was legendary, and the excitement for this match was palpable. Preparations were already underway for another massive watch party in the central square. Banners and flags bearing the Dalimbari colors were being hung up, and vendors were restocking their supplies to ensure the fans would have plenty of food and drink. The city was ready to come together once again to cheer on the 'Boys in Blue' in what promised to be an epic showdown.

RWC5 - Day Eight (Round of 16) A B Mygrdiyah (49.04) 18 19 Overthinkers (54.45+3) Nouveauterra (48.25) 07 14 United Adaikes (55.96+3) Sekiya (48.74) 14 18 Ryxtylopia (51.18+3) Larxia (44.54) 00 06 Giovanniland (52.80+3) Saint Mark (46.97) 20 25 Teralyon (55.54+3) Ostronia (53.92) 06 20 Cambria (53.18+3) Hertfordshire and Jammbo (50.37) 06 07 Dalimbar (55.81+3) Fujai (54.46) 06 08 Zoran (53.76+3) Dalimbar - 56.13 United Adaikes - 55.82 Teralyon - 55.23 Overthinkers - 54.76 Cambria - 54.72 Zoran - 54.64 Giovanniland - 52.55 Ostronia - 52.37 Ryxtylopia - 52.09 Fujai - 50.28 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 50.06 Mygrdiyah - 48.72 Nouveauterra - 48.39 Nalibia - 48.14 Sekiya - 47.83 Saint Mark - 47.28 Arifiyyah - 47.03 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Zhiznovsk - 45.92 Min-Su - 45.84 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Ionia - 44.82 Larxia - 44.79 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Nieubasria - 43.50 Avadonialis - 43.38 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Varanius - 41.40 New Velka - 41.24 Dilber - 40.97 Einherfell - 39.81 Denieria - 39.61 Nations in Bold have ensured qualification to the Quarter-Finals.

RWC5 - Day 7 A B Hertfordshire and Jammbo (49.03) 14 12 Varanius (42.74+3) Cambria (51.72) 13 06 Larxia (45.99+3) Overthinkers (53.00) 39 15 Avadonialis (44.83+3) Nieubasria (44.08) 06 17 Sekiya (48.16+3) Teralyon (55.97) 07 00 New Velka (40.81+3) United Adaikes (54.97) 22 07 Zhiznovsk (46.91+3) Saint Mark (49.28) 10 19 Arifiyyah (44.72+3) Zoran (54.46) 31 07 Einherfell (39.11+3) Ryxtylopia (54.49) 07 10 Nouveauterra (44.94+3) Min-Su (43.58) 15 00 Denieria (41.87+3) Giovanniland (49.72) 25 13 Mygrdiyah (52.12+3) Dalimbar (57.37) 00 00 Nalibia (46.58+3) United Adaikes - 55.96 Dalimbar - 55.81 Teralyon - 55.54 Overthinkers - 54.45 Ostronia - 53.92 Zoran - 53.76 Cambria - 53.18 Giovanniland - 52.80 Ryxtylopia - 51.18 Fujai - 51.16 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 50.37 Mygrdiyah - 49.04 Sekiya - 48.74 Nouveauterra - 48.25 Nalibia - 48.14 Arifiyyah - 47.03 Saint Mark - 46.97 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Zhiznovsk - 45.92 Min-Su - 45.84 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Ionia - 44.82 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Larxia - 44.54 Nieubasria - 43.50 Avadonialis - 43.38 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Varanius - 41.40 New Velka - 41.24 Dilber - 40.97 Einherfell - 39.81 Denieria - 39.61 Nations in Bold have ensured qualification to the Round of 16.

FSTV1 - Updates from RWC5 Free State Television Interview with Luka Ivika, Captain of the Dalimbari National Rugby Team Lazar Ignatiyev: Good evening, Dalimbar! This is Lazar Ignatiyev, coming to you live from the Free State Television studio. Tonight, we have a special guest, Luka Ivika, the captain of our National Rugby Team, the Boys in Blue, currently competing in Rugby World Cup 5 in Overthinkers. Luka, welcome to the show! Luka Ivika: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here. Lazar: Luka, the team’s performance so far has been impressive, with notable victories and a strong presence in the tournament. How are you and the team feeling about your chances as you move into the Round of 16? Luka: We’re feeling confident and optimistic. The team has been training hard, and we’ve faced some tough competition, but our victories and lessons from each match have only made us stronger. We’re determined to keep pushing forward and give our best in every game. Lazar: Dalimbar has had an interesting journey in the tournament so far. Let’s recap: Giovanniland won 27 to 13 against Dalimbar; we won 36 to 20 against Min-Su; 17 to 5 against Ostronia; 22 to 12 against Denieria; 21 to 12 against Mygrdiyah; and a 0 to 0 tie against Nalibia. What have been the highlights for you? Luka: Each match has been memorable in its own way, but our victories against Min-Su and Ostronia stand out. The team really came together in those games, showcasing our strengths and resilience. The tie with Nalibia was also significant, as it demonstrated our defensive capabilities and strategic play. Lazar: Dalimbar won the previous Rugby World Cup back home last year. How has that victory influenced the team’s approach to this tournament? Luka: Winning the World Cup last year was a monumental achievement for us. It has set a high standard and given us a lot of confidence. We’re motivated to defend our title and continue our legacy of success. That victory has also taught us valuable lessons about teamwork and perseverance, which we’re applying in this tournament. Lazar: The support from fans back home has been immense. How has this impacted the team? Luka: The support has been phenomenal. Knowing that we have the entire nation cheering for us boosts our morale and motivates us to give our all. We’ve received countless messages of encouragement, and it truly makes a difference. Lazar: Can you tell us about the team’s preparation leading up to the World Cup and how you’re maintaining focus now? Luka: Our preparation was intense, with rigorous training sessions and strategic planning. We’ve focused on building our physical strength, improving our teamwork, and studying our opponents. Now, as we move into the Round of 16, we’re keeping our focus by staying disciplined and maintaining a positive mindset. Lazar: As captain, how do you keep the Boys in Blue motivated and united, especially during high-stakes matches? Luka: Motivation comes from our shared goal of representing Dalimbar with pride. I emphasize the importance of teamwork and supporting each other, both on and off the field. We have a strong sense of camaraderie, and that unity helps us stay motivated and perform well under pressure. Lazar: Looking ahead, what strategies are you planning to employ for the upcoming matches in the Round of 16? Luka: We plan to leverage our strengths – strong defense, quick counterattacks, and cohesive teamwork. We’ll adapt our strategies based on our opponents, ensuring we’re prepared for any challenge. Staying focused and playing smart will be key to our success. Lazar: Finally, what message do you have for the Dalimbari fans watching at home? Luka: I want to thank all our fans for their unwavering support. Your encouragement means the world to us. Keep cheering, and we’ll keep fighting to make you proud. Go Boys in Blue! Lazar: Thank you, Luka, for joining us today. We wish you and the team the best of luck in the Round of 16 and beyond. Luka: Thank you. We’ll do our best! Lazar: That was Luka Ivika, captain of the Dalimbari National Rugby Team, the Boys in Blue. Stay tuned to Free State Television for more updates on our team’s journey in Rugby World Cup 5. Good night!

RWC5 - Day Six A B Larxia (45.99) 03 11 Overthinkers (53.00+3) Varanius (41.25) 00 36 Cambria (53.21+3) Rivalfiume (46.65) 00 16 Hertfordshire and Jammbo (47.05+3) New Velka (38.42) 00 11 United Adaikes (57.36+3) Sekiya (47.54) 10 36 Teralyon (56.58+3) Fujai (49.19) 29 14 Nieubasria (46.06+3) Einherfell (36.31) 17 21 Ryxtylopia (57.28+3) Arifiyyah (43.80) 07 12 Zoran (55.38+3) Peourouin (46.63) 11 20 Saint Mark (48.19+3) Mygrdiyah (52.70) 12 21 Dalimbar (56.79+3) Denieria (41.59) 10 17 Giovanniland (50.00+3) Ostronia (53.03) 14 03 Min-Su (43.58+3) Dalimbar - 57.37 Teralyon - 55.97 United Adaikes - 54.97 Ryxtylopia - 54.49 Zoran - 54.46 Ostronia - 53.92 Overthinkers - 53.00 Mygrdiyah - 52.12 Cambria - 51.72 Fujai - 51.16 Giovanniland - 49.72 Saint Mark - 49.28 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 49.03 Sekiya - 48.16 Zhiznovsk - 46.91 Nalibia - 46.58 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Larxia - 45.99 Peourouin - 45.54 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Nouveauterra - 44.94 Avadonialis - 44.83 Ionia - 44.82 Arifiyyah - 44.72 Rivalfiume - 44.67 Nieubasria - 44.08 Min-Su - 43.58 Varanius - 42.74 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Denieria - 41.87 Dilber - 40.97 New Velka - 40.81 Einherfell - 39.11 Nations in Bold have ensured qualification to the Round of 16.

RWC5 - Day Five A B Rivalfiume (46.98) 00 23 Cambria (52.89+3) Overthinkers (52.06) 36 03 Varanius (42.18+3) Avadonialis (46.78) 17 18 Larxia (44.04+3) Teralyon (54.72) 06 00 Fujai (51.05+3) United Adaikes (56.30) 24 10 Sekiya (48.60+3) Zhiznovsk (43.52) 34 13 New Velka (41.81+3) Zoran (52.18) 32 14 Peourouin (49.82+3) Ryxtylopia (57.44) 16 10 Arifiyyah (43.64+3) Nouveauterra (43.48) 10 00 Einherfell (37.77+3) Giovanniland (52.98) 03 24 Ostronia (50.05+3) Dalimbar (57.53) 22 12 Denieria (40.85+3) Nalibia (46.87) 07 17 Mygrdiyah (52.41+3) United Adaikes - 57.36 Ryxtylopia - 57.28 Dalimbar - 56.79 Teralyon - 56.58 Zoran - 55.38 Cambria - 53.21 Ostronia - 53.03 Overthinkers - 53.00 Mygrdiyah - 52.70 Giovanniland - 50.00 Fujai - 49.19 Saint Mark - 48.19 Sekiya - 47.54 Hertfordshire and Jammbo - 47.05 Zhiznovsk - 46.91 Rivalfiume - 46.65 Peourouin - 46.63 Nalibia - 46.58 Kalmach - 46.41 Aftokratoria - 46.36 Nieubasria - 46.06 Larxia - 45.99 Fortuna - 45.49 Libterraria - 45.23 Nouveauterra - 44.94 Avadonialis - 44.83 Ionia - 44.82 Min-Su - 44.47 Arifiyyah - 43.80 Apexiala - 42.41 Cyrylic - 42.05 Denieria - 41.59 Varanius - 41.25 Dilber - 40.97 New Velka - 38.42 Einherfell - 36.31 Nations in Bold have ensured qualification to the Round of 16.

The Saint Andreisburg Trade Show: A Celebration of Innovation and Commerce Saint Andreisburg, the vibrant heart of Dalimbar, comes alive each year with the prestigious Saint Andreisburg Trade Show. This grand event, held annually, has become a cornerstone of the nation’s economic calendar, drawing innovators, entrepreneurs, and business leaders from across the Free State to showcase their latest products and services. A Hub of Innovation The Saint Andreisburg Trade Show is renowned for its commitment to innovation. Each year, the event features cutting-edge technologies and groundbreaking advancements in various industries, from manufacturing and engineering to healthcare and information technology. Exhibitors vie for attention with their state-of-the-art inventions, while attendees are treated to a glimpse of the future. This year's show promises to be particularly exciting, with a strong focus on sustainable solutions and green technologies. From renewable energy systems to eco-friendly manufacturing processes, the trade show is set to highlight Dalimbar's dedication to creating a more sustainable economic sovereign future. Networking and Collaboration Beyond the impressive displays of technology and innovation, the Saint Andreisburg Trade Show is a prime venue for networking and collaboration. Business leaders, policymakers, and academics converge to exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and discuss the future of their industries. The event's conference sessions and panel discussions provide a platform for thought leaders to share insights and strategies for navigating the evolving global marketplace. Economic Impact The economic impact of the Saint Andreisburg Trade Show is substantial. The influx of visitors boosts the local economy, with hotels, restaurants, and retail establishments benefiting from the increased traffic. Moreover, the trade show fosters business growth and development, as deals are struck and investments are made during the event. The show not only enhances the profile of Saint Andreisburg but also solidifies Dalimbar's reputation as a hub of commerce and innovation. Cultural Festivities In addition to its business and economic significance, the Saint Andreisburg Trade Show is a celebration of Dalimbari culture. The event features a variety of cultural performances, from traditional music and dance to contemporary art exhibitions. Visitors can indulge in the rich culinary heritage of Dalimbar, with food stalls offering a range of local delicacies. This fusion of business and culture makes the trade show a unique and enriching experience for all attendees. Looking Ahead As the Saint Andreisburg Trade Show continues to grow in prominence, it remains a testament to Dalimbar's commitment to progress and innovation. The event not only showcases the nation's economic prowess but also reflects its cultural richness and dynamic spirit. With each passing year, the trade show reaffirms its position as a key driver of economic development and a beacon of hope for a prosperous future. Join us at the next Saint Andreisburg Trade Show and be part of Dalimbar's journey towards excellence and innovation. Whether you're a business leader, an innovator, or simply a curious visitor, the trade show offers something for everyone. Come and witness the best of Dalimbar—where tradition meets innovation, and dreams become reality.

STAVKA - CHIEFDOM OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENT Saint Andreisburg - Maj Gen. Asya Smola, Chief of Energy Development, has announced that the "Blue Sea Energy Group" based in Danu has been awarded exploration and exploitation rights over the "Danu Gas Field #1" site, 25 nautical miles south-south east of Danu. This is the first phase of exploitation of the Danu Gas Field. Maj Gen. Smola stated: "The Free State will always maintain energy sovereignty especially when we are surrounded by those who oppose us and our way of life. The opening of Danu Gas Field #1 will enhance Dalimbari strategic energy objectives and allow us the ability to sell excess natural gas to willing foreign buyers. Further development of the field will continue to strengthen our energy power." Danu Gas Field #1 is roughly 1,300km3 in size under the sea floor in the Blue Sea, a complex of fields which extend well into the Vostochii-occupied part of the Blue Sea. Danu Gas Field #1 is expected to produce 45×1012 cu ft of natural gas over its production cycle. Col. Vladan Tomich, Chairman of the Blue Sea Energy Group, stated: "We are proud to be part of Dalimbar's energy future, and we are especially proud that as a local energy company, the Free State has chosen to invest in the Blue Sea area. We thank Stavka for allowing us this opportunity to serve the nation in maintaining energy sovereignty." Construction of the site, including offshore platforms and other infrastructure, is expected to start in early Fall of 1424, with extraction operations commencing in Fall 1425. Preliminary work by the STAVKA Working Group on Energy and the Chiefdom of Energy Development have already facilitated a significant portion of pre-development, aiding in the speed in which the Blue Sea Energy Group can begin their important work.