Operation Weserübung: The Invasion of Norway covers the German invasion of Norway in 1940 during World War II. The game ...

Winner of the Kaiser's Cup for two consecutive years, a competition testing the gunnery of His Majesty's warships, the East ...

The Seven Years War in North America covers the period between 1755 and 1763 in North America. Outside of the United States, ...

Distant Foreign Fields: The Great War 1914-1918 is a division-scale wargame covering the First World War on all major fronts.

A new poll from Forum Research and the Toronto Star shows that the Progressive Conservatives under Patrick Brown enjoy a narrow lead over the Ontario Liberals, despite Kathleen Wynne's disapproval ...

Quebecers in four ridings will be heading to the polls yet again on Monday, as four by-elections are being held in the province to fill vacancies in the National Assembly. And based on the history of ...

The 2015 federal election was a success for the polling industry, with the results of the election within the margins of error for most of the pollsters. The results ...

- The Poll Tracker and the riding projections have been updated. - Riding polls in Manitoba and Saskatchewan from Mainstreet. - My analysis of the latest polls from yesterday. Is the NDP slipping?

In terms of the seat count, the NDP is now projected to win between 113 and 140 seats, up significantly from the pre-hiatus update which did have the NDP overlapping with the Conservatives but still ...

The latest polling from the Corporate Research Associates shows that the New Democrats have made impressive gains in Atlantic Canada over the last few months, with big increases in each of the ...

I remain unconvinced that our current 'first-past-the-post' electoral system is in dire need of reform or is the best of a list of bad options, just as I am unconvinced that proportional ...

A column by La Presse editorialist André Pratte was recently pointed out to me, in which he discusses the 'problem with polls'. You can read the article, in French, here. Pratte argues that polls ...