The main focus of the current Canadian federal election campaign is the rising cost of living and inflation, with party leaders Pierre Poilievre and Jagmeet Singh making it a central issue in their public appearances, especially in key battleground regions like British Columbia. Both leaders are addressing voters' economic concerns, with Singh also discussing the possibility of strategic voting to counter Conservative gains. Meanwhile, Poilievre has yet to release a fully costed platform, drawing attention as the last major leader to do so with only a week left before election day. The locations of campaign stops are also being scrutinized as indicators of party strengths and weaknesses. Voters are closely watching for concrete plans to address affordability and economic challenges.
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