August 16, 1867

CARTIER ENDORSES MCGEE

Following claims from the Bernard Devlin camp that Hon. George-Étienne Cartier, leader of the Québec Conservatives, would prefer to see Devlin in Ottawa than Tory Thomas D’Arcy McGee, Cartier has released a letter indicating his preference for McGee. That the letter consisted solely of this sentiment and included no elaboration on Cartier’s feelings about McGee has been taken by the Globe as a sign that Cartier’s heart wasn’t in the endorsement.

ELECTION CALENDAR

This section will be updated daily as information is received.

August 19, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• Carleton
• Kingston
• South Ontario
• Ottawa

August 21, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• Lincoln
• London

August 22, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• East Durham

QUEBEC

Nominations

• Montreal

August 23, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• East Toronto
• West Toronto
• West York
• South Wentworth

August 24, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• West Hastings
• North Wentworth

August 26, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• Hamilton
• East Hastings

Polls

• Carleton
• Kingston
• South Ontario
• Ottawa

August 27, 1867

ONTARIO

Nominations

• North Renfrew

Polls

• Carleton
• Kingston
• South Ontario
• Ottawa

August 28, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• London

August 29, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• East Durham
• London

August 30, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• East Durham
• Toronto East
• Toronto West
• South Wentworth
• West York

August 31, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• Toronto East
• Toronto West
• South Wentworth
• West York

September 1, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• West Hastings

September 2, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• West Hastings

QUEBEC

Polls

• Montreal

September 3, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• Hamilton
• North Wentworth

QUEBEC

Polls

• Montreal

September 4, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• Hamilton
• East Hastings
• North Renfrew
• North Wentworth

September 5, 1867

ONTARIO

Polls

• East Hastings
• North Renfrew