Overview
- Recent polls place the Liberal Party at 43% support, ahead of the Conservatives at 38%, signaling a potential majority government for Mark Carney.
- Carney emphasizes his experience as a former central banker, positioning himself as best suited to navigate Donald Trump's tariffs and annexation rhetoric.
- Advance voting has surged, with a record-breaking two million Canadians casting ballots on the first day, reflecting heightened voter engagement.
- Pierre Poilievre's populist campaign, once leading by over 20 points, has struggled as voters shift focus to economic resilience and sovereignty.
- The April 28 election is expected to hinge on Canada’s response to U.S. trade aggression, with both major parties pledging to protect national interests.