inCommunicado - eric eggertson

Canadian bloggers are covering the election campaign from their various partisan and non-partisan perspectives. (New links added as I find them.)

Mainstream Media
CBC - John Bowman covers election blogging
Globe and Mail - Dan Cook blogs on election coverage and Overheard on the Trail
CTV - Numerous CTV bloggers contribute
Canwest - (hint to Canwest: learn how to aggregate headlines on one page, and supply a feed)

Official Party Blogs
Conservatives
Liberals  (French version)
New Democrats (Hmm. No blog, but news releases are available by RSS feed)
Bloc Quebecois

Partisans
Blogging Tories
Blogging Dippers (NDP) / Progressive Bloggers
Liberal Bloggers
Bloc Blogs (if you have a link, send by e-mail or add a comment)
Green Bloggers

Observers

Blogs Canada List of Political Blogs (not comprehensive)
Peter’s Politics - aggregation of election postings
Marc Snyder - bilingual postings, including daily election analysis
Angus Reid Consultants - analysis

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Thanks to Robert McClelland and others for some extra links.

Small Dead Animals responds to a clueless media report that suggests blogs will have no impact on the election, and "People are not coming home from work at night and deciding they have to
read 10 or 12 blogs before dinner in the same way they may read the
newspaper or sit down to watch the news." The blog’s readers chime in to counter the suggestion that only young male geeks read blogs. (142 comments from readers)

Zerbisias on election blogs: "Are the MSM handling the blogosphere with inteliigence and fairness during this campaign? Or are they clueless?" (15 comments from readers)

BlogPulse results show that Canadian political blog postings spiked upward last week.