Canada has announced a snap election set for the end of April, just nine days after Prime Minister Mark Carney took office. This decision comes in response to escalating U.S. tariffs and President Trump's suggestion of making Canada the "51st state."
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Voter concerns regarding Trump's statements have shifted support towards the Liberals, who now lead the Conservatives by nearly 30 points, despite previously trailing.
Carney, a former central banker, is moving away from the policies of the Trudeau administration and is focusing on strengthening ties with European allies.
Although Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives maintain a slight lead, they are now confronted with a consolidated Liberal opposition.
As the election platforms have yet to be unveiled, the campaign is evolving into a contest centered on national identity, sovereignty, and Canada's response to U.S. influence.
Source: @zerohedge Bloomberg
Source: Reuters
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Canada's Prime Minister has announced a snap election for April 28, asserting that former President Trump "aims to undermine us so that America can dominate us."
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Mark Carney contends that Trump's tariffs and threats of annexation have led to the most significant crisis in recent history. He argues that a robust Liberal mandate is essential to protect Canada's sovereignty, reduce taxes, and counter Trump's efforts to turn Canada into the 51st state.
In response, Conservative critics label Carney as a Trudeau elitist who will yield to globalist agendas.
Source is the Reuters on x formerly on Tuesday.
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