Canada’s voices in the central elections that were transformed by Trump

The Canadians will throw voting cards on Monday in a pivotal election that has completely turned by US President Donald Trump.

It seemed that the conservatives were certain of winning any competition by a landslide at the beginning of the year, until the Trump tariff made Canada the “51st country” had raised the country’s policy and achieved the new life in the liberal Mark Carney party.

Final polls indicate that the liberals are a little progressing, despite the tightening of the race last week, says conservative leader Pierre Pollyfelr that his party can win.

The 36 -day campaign ended on a bleak note, as party leaders responded to Saturday evening, the car that killed 11 people in Vancouver.

Carney, the current Prime Minister, canceled the stopping in Hamilton on Sunday morning to address the nation after the attack, which witnessed a four -wheel drive vehicle in a crowd of a local Filipino festival.

Meanwhile, Poilievre added a campaign in Mississoga, one of the suburbs of Toronto, to speak with members of the Philippine community there.

Later in the day, Carney Faraa held events in three provinces – Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Colombia – in a final boost to get out of the vote in Western Canada, where conservatives have more support.

Trump’s decision to impose a 25 % tariff on North America’s neighbor and its repeated threats to annex the country as the “fifty -first state” that ignited deep anger as well as the feelings of Canadian nationalism. Hockey fans have led the American national anthem before the games, a sign of the death of decades of US fixed relations.

The American President came to control the campaign’s path, as the competition is seen by many as a referendum on how Canada dealt with the new man during his second term at the White House.

While the campaign was stopped, Carney, 60, talked about the need to confront an existential threat from President Trump, who said he was “trying to break us until the United States can possess us.”

He put himself as better to lead the country through the current crisis, as he tended to experience as a former central bank in Canada during the Great Dose and UK in the Bank of England during the exit of Britain from the European Union.

As a campaign in Saaskaton stopped on Sunday, Carney said Canada should strengthen its relations with “reliable commercial partners” such as the United Kingdom and the European Union. Earlier in the elections, he said that the old relationship that Canada enjoyed with the United States for decades was “over.”

Meanwhile, conservative leader Poilifri arrested his final in Ontario, where polls indicate that his party is lagging behind. The densely populated boycott is home to 122 seats in Parliament out of 343 that can change the election results. The party must win 172 seats to obtain a majority government. The liberals currently occupy 152 seats, which is more than any party, but they will have to obtain a large number of seats to control the House of Commons.

Many Poilievre messages focused on what he called the “lost liberal contract” under the leadership of former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who had resigned earlier this year when his party was suffering from opinion polls.

The conservative leader is often frustrated due to the high housing costs, lack of ease and crime in its presentation as the change that Canadians need.

“We need to vote in favor of change so that you can afford food and homes.”

With the formation of the elections, a race between conservatives and liberals, the smaller parties struggled to gain a commercial power.

The new left -wing Democratic Party (NDP), led by Jagmeet Singh, is facing the possibility of losing a number of seats because it extends behind the separatist Bloc Québécois, who runs only the candidates in the French speaking province of Quebec.

Singh canceled a number of campaigns on Sunday in light of the deadly attack in Vancouver. The leader of the National Democratic Party, who was running for his re -election in an area in the Vancouver region, was meeting with supporters at the Labo Labo Festival before the attack. It seemed emotionally clear when he spoke to the media after that.

Throughout the elections, Singh called on the Canadians to vote for his party’s candidates so that they can work as an investigation of power in Ottawa.

The bloc also struggled, with fears of Trump’s threats, future anxiety in Canada throughout the country and pushing voters towards the largest federal parties.

Historically, Canada was only led by liberal or conservative governments.

While President Trump was a central figure in the election of Canada, he moved away from commenting on his results.

But the Trump administration continued its speech to seize Canada. “The president has repeatedly mentioned repeatedly that he believed Canada would be better as a country,” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told NBC to the press on Sunday.

It will open opinion polls at 8:30 of local time on Monday in Newfoundland and Labrador (12:00 GMT). The elections will extend through six time areas, with the close of opinion polls in British Columbia at 19:00 Pacific time (03:00 GMT on Tuesday).

A record number of Canadians – more than 7 million – have already delivered polling cards.