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Line 1: − The 2011 Canadian parliamentary election is an upcoming election for the [[house of commons of Canada]] and for the [[prime minister of Canada]]. Going in to the election the incumbent prime minister was [[Stephen Harper]] of the [[Conservative Party of Canada]].+ − {| class="wikitable" − |- − ! Candidate − ! Party − ! Platform − ! Website − |- − | [[Stephen Harper]] − | [[Conservative Party of Canada]] − | Lower taxes, oil sands mining, new aircraft for armed forces, stronger economy, better [[US-Canada relations]], and better relationships between the Harper Government and ethnic peoples − | http://www.conservative.ca/ − |- − | [[Michael Ignatieff]] − | [[Liberal Party of Canada]] − | Higher taxes, coalition government, reduction in military funding − | http://www.liberal.ca/ − |- − | [[Gilles Duceppe]] − | [[Bloc Quebecois]] − | Establishment of Quebec as a sovereign state, Quebec first policies, Francophone superiority, assimilation of Anglo-American culture in eastern Canada − | http://www.blocquebecois.org/ (French website) − |- − | [[Jack Layton]] − | [[New Democratic Party]] − | [[Socialism]], higher taxes, reduced funding for armed forces, elimination of corporate tax credits, increasing funding to subsidized healthcare, and tax credits for families − | http://www.ndp.ca/ − |} − [[category:Canadian politics]]
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