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• What you didn’t know about the election ...

  By THE CANADIAN PRESS

  Stephen Harper’s Conservative strategists held back his platform because they feared the prime minister would ad-lib himself out of several seats in the campaign’s final days as he did in 2004 and...

• Harper fails to realize dream of Tory majority

  By RANDY RICHMOND, SUN MEDIA

  Buoyed by new support in Ontario, Stephen Harper’s Conservatives navigated through a stormy economy back into power last night.

• London features close contests

  By NORMAN DE BONO, SUN MEDIA

  The four London ridings featured some close battles tonight — and maybe one upset in the making.

• Tories make slight gains in London region

  By CHIP MARTIN, SUN MEDIA

  London helped power the Conservatives last night, delivering them eight of the region’s 10 seats.

• Holder has edge

  By DEBORA VAN BRENK, SUN MEDIA

  It is difficult to know whether "stay-the-course" means keeping a Liberal in London West or shifting to the Conservative way of thinking.

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• Huron-Bruce elects one of nation's youngest MPs
• Schellenberger looks like a shoo-in
• Rural voters choose Shipley again
• MacKenzie holds on in Oxford
• Tory MP Davidson cruises to victory
• Preston has easy victory
• NDP's Mathyssen is favourite of London-Fanshawe voters
• Liberal Glen Pearson heading back to Ottawa
• Elvis doesn't want to leave the building
• PM vows $25B bailout won’t cost us a penny
• Scientists decrying 'politicization of science'
• Liberals surge ahead of Tories in Ontario in new poll
• Dion vows to protect cash of Canadians
• Workers give Flaherty the boot
• More plagiarism woes for Harper
• Party leaders gird for second debate, final sprint
• Kill gays, candidate says
• Harper rocked by plagiarism charge on eve of debates
• Harper vows 'affordable' sports, arts programs for kids
• PM: Vote NDP and you'll get a carbon tax