Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce a snap federal election for April 28, according to reports. The decision comes amid growing political tensions, with key campaign issues likely to include trade relations with the U.S. and concerns over President Donald Trump's rhetoric about Canada. Carney's move signals a high-stakes political gamble as he seeks to solidify his leadership. The election campaign is expected to be intense, with economic policies and national sovereignty at the forefront of debates. The official announcement is anticipated on Sunday.
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Mark Carney expected to call snap election for April 28
Prime Minister Mark Carney is poised to call a snap federal election Sunday for an expected vote on April 28, two sources say, kicking off a campaign that is almost certain to focus on U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war and his talk of making Canada the 51st state.
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Calling a snap election is a bold move, but if Carney is serious about standing up to Trump's reckless trade policies and protecting Canadian jobs, then it's the right call. Progressives need to push hard for policies that strengthen healthcare, climate action, and workers' rights—because we can’t afford to let conservatives roll back progress. This election is going to be a fight for Canada's future, and we need to make sure it moves in the right direction.
Great, another election where politicians promise more government meddling instead of just leaving people alone.
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