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J.J. McCullough wraps Canada's election month before a politics break

His October roundup spans Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, plus mayoral results in Toronto, Vancouver and Ottawa.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

a TON of stuff happened in Canadian politics this month

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0:35The Parti Québécois returns to power in Quebec under Paul St-Pierre Plamondon after the CAQ's collapse.
5:31Alberta voters reject separation from Canada in an October referendum.
7:49The BC Conservatives win after David Eby calls a snap provincial election.
12:10Olivia Chow wins re-election in Toronto, while Pete Fry defeats Ken Sim in Vancouver.
16:38Michael Morrice takes over Green Party leadership following Elizabeth May's exit.
20:46McCullough says he thinks he will take a break from Canadian politics videos.

J.J. McCullough has a lot of Canada to fit into one video. His October political roundup moves from the Parti Québécois returning to power to Alberta rejecting separation, then west to the BC Conservatives' victory after David Eby's snap election.

The opening supplies his explanation for why this needs a catch-up: "And if there's one thing that Canada is good at, it's being overshadowed by American news." Municipal politics gets its turn too, including Olivia Chow's re-election in Toronto and Pete Fry's defeat of Ken Sim in Vancouver. Fry previously served on Vancouver's council, making this a move from council chamber to mayor's office.

"a TON of stuff happened in Canadian politics this month" was the bigger of his two new uploads, reaching about 189,000 views. It also includes a merchandise collaboration segment. The other release, "Hegseth's fake title", has the stronger daily viewing momentum now, while "Canadian political terms iceberg EXPLAINED" continues to draw a smaller audience to its glossary of government language.

Across the channel, the week brought roughly 404,000 views, with the subscriber count unchanged. Daily viewing is currently above its usual level. Among nearby political commentary channels, Heather Cox Richardson and RattlesnakeTV had substantially busier viewing weeks; J.J. McCullough's was more modest.

After covering elections across the country, he ends with a change of subject in mind: "I think I'm going to take a break from Canadian politics videos for a while though."

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