Thomas Mulcair: Toronto Centre

Toronto Centre: The races in Provencher and Brandon-Souris in Manitoba are not expected to be very competitive. Though there are some rumblings about how the Conservative candidate was selected in Brandon-Souris, neither riding is likely to go any other way than Tory. That will give Conservatives two pieces of good news on a night that will not go very well for them in either Bourassa, a Montreal riding, or Toronto Centre, according to Huffington Post. With Trudeau having boosted the Liberals to first place nationwide, as well as in Ontario and Quebec in most polls , it would seem that these two ridings should be easily won by the party and The tables are mostly set for byelections that will soon be called in the ridings of Toronto Centre and Bourassa, along with two others in Manitoba. They have been called a test for both Justin Trudeau and Thomas Mulcair but just how much of a challenge are these two urban ridings? Those two seats are being primarily contested by the Liberals and New Democrats. Both were occupied by well-known Liberal MPs: Bob Rae in Toronto Centre and Denis Coderre in Bourassa. Both have a long history of voting Liberal, and both were retained by relatively comfortable but closer than usual margins in a very poor election for Liberals in 2011. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.