Leaders of Canada’s political parties spent Sunday in a final push to win over voters ahead of Monday’s federal elections. Polls suggest Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party holds a slight edge over its rivals in what promises to be a closely contested race.
The election unfolds against the backdrop of ongoing trade tensions with the United States, a key factor influencing voter sentiment. Many Canadians are concerned about the impact of these disputes on the economy, jobs, and the nation’s position on the global stage.
Political parties have been addressing these concerns on the campaign trail, each proposing different strategies to navigate the challenges. Young voters, in particular, are keen to see how future policies will affect their economic prospects and international relations.
As Canadians prepare to cast their ballots, the nation watches closely to see which party will steer Canada’s future, especially in managing its complex relationship with its southern neighbor.
