Saw something intriguing on CBUT last night....a web page where Canadians could answer a list of questions and see a graph based on their answers that shows which party most agrees with their leanings. Anyone tried this?

Yea, my nephew sent me one of those yesterday. I am considered a centrist according to the "test".

Dopes it change from day to day and incvident to incident as some political parties tend to do, admit it or not?

I come in as either a libertarian or centrist. I'd describe myself as a mild libertarian.

I am spicy progessive.

Here's the poll. I think it gives quite a good indication of where one stands vis-a-vis the 5 parties on a comprehensive range of issues.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/cana...1/votecompass/

Well, Conservative I'm not...

Well, I'm not Canadian and don't even know what a 'riding' is but I'm clearly a liberal and clearly not a conservative nonetheless.

Definition:
" In Canada, a riding is a place or geographical area that is represented in the House of Commons by a member of parliament, or in provincial and territory elections an area represented by a member of the provincial or territory legislative assembly."

Don't have to take the test: Liberal.