How to follow the federal election results
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Canadians will soon head to the polls and CBC News will have full coverage of the federal election on all platforms so you can follow every development.
CBC News will have comprehensive coverage with real-time results, big election night news and analysis about how the vote is unfolding. Here's how to follow along:
You'll be able to track every election result — from the national picture to who's winning in your local riding — on our live results page.
Our digital reporters will keep you up to speed on key stories and reaction from across the country throughout the day and late into the evening. You'll be able to stream the CBC News election special at the same time.
Find all that at CBCNews.ca.
The Canada Votes 2021: Election Night special starts at 6:30 p.m. ET, led by chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton.
She'll be joined by our Ian Hanomansing, Adrienne Arsenault, Andrew Chang and David Cochrane to break down results riding by riding and chart the path to the Prime Minister's Office, along with analysis from our political insiders.
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