Despite indications that a fall federal election could be a possibility, some are advising that going to the polls a few months from now may not be the right time for either the Liberals or the Conservatives. Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet said on May 14 that if the pandemic is under control, an election campaign could begin on Aug. 16 without interfering with the Quebec municipal elections in November. A minimum 36-day campaign that starts in mid-August would wrap up by late September. Jacqueline Biollo, a principal consultant at Aurora Strategy Group, told The Epoch Times that it may not be wise for the Liberals to rush to the polls. “Canadians have been focused on important missteps and alleged controversy of the Liberal government of late, including the recent sexual harassment claims in the military, a growing deficit, the lack of transparency and accountability,” she said. Biollo suggests that …