Canada's federal election campaign is set to begin today, with Prime Minister Mark Carney expected to visit Rideau Hall to request the dissolution of Parliament. The election, anticipated to be highly competitive, will focus on key issues such as Canada's response to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and concerns over Canadian sovereignty. Carney is expected to launch his campaign in St. John’s, while other party leaders also begin their election efforts. The vote is scheduled for April 28, setting the stage for a pivotal political battle. With economic and diplomatic challenges looming, this election could have significant implications for Canada's future.
Canada needs a leader who will stand up to Trump's reckless trade policies while protecting workers, the environment, and our national sovereignty—this election is too important to sit out.
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Its good to have an election with all going on recently.
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Carney Likely to Call Election Today, Kick-Off Slated for St. John’s Tonight
Caney is also expected to kick off the campaign in St. John’s tonight. His fisheries minister, St. John’s East MP Joanne Thompson, had a campaign kickoff event planned for this afternoon but has postponed it, presumably because of Carney’s arrival.
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Carney to call election today as parties kick off campaigns
The leaders vying to become Canada's next prime minister will officially kick off their campaigns today. Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit Rideau Hall at about noon today to request that Parliament be dissolved and an election be called.
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The federal election campaign is expected to kick off today. Here's what you need to know
The table is set for a consequential and close federal election this spring, which is largely expected to focus on how the leaders will take on U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and his taunting of Canadian sovereignty.
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