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Ottawa-Vanier candidate information and riding profile

The riding of Ottawa-Vanier, which has been a Liberal stronghold for decades, is being targeted by the NDP and other candidates in the upcoming federal election.

New Democrats taking aim at Ottawa-Vanier

9 years ago
Duration 7:48
Ottawa-Vanier has been held by the Liberals for more than 80 years, but could the NDP have a shot in 2015? CBC Ottawa profiles the evolving, ethnically-diverse riding.

Candidates

Mauril Blanger Liberal Incumbent
Coreen Corcoran Libertarian
Nira Dookeran Green
Christian Legeais MarxistLeninist
David Piccini Conservative
Emilie Taman NDP

Pitches

Emilie Taman makes her election pitch

9 years ago
Duration 0:38
The NDP candidate for Ottawa-Vanier makes her pitch for the election.

David Piccini makes his election pitch

9 years ago
Duration 0:34
The Conservative candidate in Ottawa-Vanier makes his federal election pitch.

Mauril Belanger makes his election pitch

9 years ago
Duration 0:38
The Liberal candidate in Ottawa-Vanier makes his federal election pitch.

Nira Dookeran makes her election pitch

9 years ago
Duration 0:38
The Green party's candidate in Ottawa-Vanier makes her pitch for the federal election.

History

Theriding was established as Ottawa East in 1933 and became Ottawa-Vanier in 1973.

It's an ethnically, linguistically and economically diverse riding that's home to Rockcliffe Park, one of the city's wealthiest neighbourhoods, and Vanier, one of the poorest.

In 2013 the riding map was changed to include the neighbourhoods of Cardinal Heights and Beacon Hill South.

Incumbent candidateMaurilBlangerhas held the riding since 1995.

From left: the NDP's Emilie Taman, the Conservative party's David Piccini and the Liberal party's Mauril Blanger are running in Ottawa-Vanier. (CBC News)