Monday Insights · free weekly email
Every Canadian legislature, in one email each Monday.
Monday Insights explains what happened in Canadian politics last week, with a chart for every story. We use public sources and make no predictions.
From Issue 1 · Oct. 26, 2026
Every issue opens with the week in four numbers.
- 63 of 93B.C. seats won by the Conservatives in the preliminary countSource: Elections BC, preliminary results, Oct. 25, 2026
- 9items on Alberta's fall legislative agendaSource: Joseph Schow's sitting preview, Oct. 23, 2026 (CBC, CTV)
- 14legislatures with a status line in every issueSource: Monday Insights, Across Canada section
- Oct. 18, 2027Alberta's next provincial electionSource: Elections Alberta, fixed election date
What's inside
Every Monday, in the same order.
- 01The week in four numbers
- 02The top stories, a chart for each
- 03A line for every province and territory
- 04Word of the week
- 05Dates to watch
How we report
We explain what happened. We don't take sides.
- SourcesPublic sources only, listed at the end of every issue.
- ForecastsNo predictions and no seat projections.
- PartiesEvery party reported the same way.
Churchill Strategy is an Edmonton event production and campaign firm. We have worked with conservative parties in Alberta, Saskatchewan and federally, and with a campaign in the 2026 referendum. That is why Monday Insights sticks to sourced facts.
Questions
About Monday Insights
What is Monday Insights?
A free weekly email from Churchill Strategy. It explains what happened in Canadian politics the week before, across the House of Commons, the 10 provincial legislatures and the 3 territorial legislatures, with a chart for every story.
When does it arrive?
Every Monday at 7 a.m. Mountain Time. Past issues are on the Insights page.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Every issue has an unsubscribe link.
Who writes it?
Winston Pon at Churchill Strategy, an event production and campaign firm in Edmonton.
Does it take sides?
It reports every party the same way, uses public sources only and makes no predictions or seat projections. Churchill Strategy has worked with conservative parties in Alberta, Saskatchewan and federally, and with a campaign in the 2026 referendum, so we say so in every issue.
Where do the numbers come from?
Public sources, listed at the end of every issue.