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It's election season in Canada. As Canadians head to the polls next month for the 43rd Canadian general election, Twitter will serve the public conversation as
Twitter Canada is sharing steps advertisers can take to prepare for this fall's federal election in Canada.
Millions of Canadians rely on public transit everyday and Twitter is increasingly an important complement for those looking for the latest transit details in their communities.
At Twitter, we are expanding our political advertising transparency efforts to Canada.
Janelle Wawia, a self-taught artist from Opwaaganisining First Nation, has designed a new Twitter emoji for Indigenous History Month 2019.
Twitter will be home to the public conversation in the lead-up to the 30th Alberta general election. Here are the individuals, insights and hashtags that are defining the discourse.
These were the names, topics and trends that told the story of Canadian politics in 2018.
Each year, October 11th is recognized as the International Day of the Girl (#DayOfTheGirl) by the United Nations. New for 2018, Twitter has introduced an original Twitter emoji for the occasion.
The Liberal government has updated its cabinet with many new and familiar names in new roles. Here is a Twitter snapshot of what happened here.
