Live fighting for the national spirit in Canada

This year, the Canadians, June and Bob Nesx, have moved from the conservatives for life to the liberal party’s voters in less than a month.

The retired military couple voted from Corkery, a rural society in West Utawa, constantly in favor of the leader of the Conservative Party Pierre Poilviri, but joined efforts to remove him from his seat.

“We have definitely jumped on the ship,” said Jun from the Liberal Party Campaign Office. “I was disappointed. Because of the camouflaged Poilievre messages, we know the far -right message. Ethically and morally I cannot support it.”

the National elections On Monday, on Monday, he arrived in a competition between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Poilievre, who are leaders with very different personalities, experiences and visions Canada.

Jun said: “My husband Bob never voted for a liberal all over his life, but he will vote in these elections. He loves Mark Carney,” said June.

The transgender Carney is one of the reasons for the loss of Poilievre offers 25 points in it December If he was in his position as the next prime minister in Canada. This week there is a conversation that he may lose his seat.

The Conservative Party did not respond to the requests for comment.

Carne’s safe liberal seat from the borders of Niban Polilerifer Carlton. The high line between them reflects a broader national division than urban areas against the countryside, the populist leader, and progressive values ​​against liberalism.

On Monday, the Canadians will decide whether it is CarnicA 60 -year -old governor for central banks in Canada and England is the favorite man who directs their country through the economic uncertainty launched by US President Donald Trump.

The alternative is a 45 -year -old profession political Poilievre, which is the “proper sense of sense” agenda by restoring the so -called “Canadian dream” through tax cuts, energy infrastructure projects and a severe position on crime.

“The last elections voted as a governor because of the” liberal leader “Justin Trudeau, but it is now a different option with Trudeau’s disappearance,” June said. “I know people will continue to vote for Poilievre, but the issue for me is his speech, I don’t like it.”

Poilievere’s popularity has become a conservative pioneer in September 2022 from harnessing anger due to the cost of living and housing. Unnecessarily attacked Trudeau, who was announced in early January that he would resign when a new party leader was chosen and still referred to regularly.

But the mood of the nation turned into the support of the liberals after Trump entered the scene in that month and Kareni became the Prime Minister in early March.

“Poilievre loses Carlton creates a good story but I will not put any stock in everything,” said Dan Nawilan, a consultant to the government of former conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

Nowlan said there are “some encouraging signs”, to achieve a governor’s victory on Monday.

He said: “If young voters go out and we have more than 20 million voters this time for 17 million voters in 2021, I think we can win the largest number of seats.”

Earlier in the week, the elections in Canada, the government agency that oversees the vote, reported that 7.3 million people in pre -opinion polls, an increase of 25 percent for the same period before the general elections for 2021.

Carlton was the country’s highest voter with 43394 ballot cards.

This enthusiasm does not indicate who is voting and who. But what is clear is that many Canadians choose between anger from the liberal party record in power or fears of future turmoil due to Trump.

Popular vote does not matter with the extent of those who wins the marginal or swinging seats of Canada, especially in the Greater Toronto region, home to 7 million people.

The liberal Carlton candidate Bruce Vangoy, who is trying to overthrow the 20 years of age, said the real changes in Canada get rid of Poilievre.

He said: “There is a lot of bowls in Carlton. People are tired of his style of politics, and the American style he imported and his inability to deal with Trump.”

Poilievre Challenge He was moving away from Trump after he attracted the support of prominent Maga supporters at a time when the American president’s hostility towards Canada was rotating the nation behind Carne.

Poilievre also needs to get a floor via Ontario, the most overpowered provinces in Canada and one of the country’s economic engines that will be the most difficult to tariff for the United States.

On Saturday, Carney achieved a final batch in Ontario while it was expected on Sunday that Poilievre would tour the province in the province that crowning a final march in Edwards, a small town in the Carlton.

Opinion polls show minor concerts in Canada, such as the new Democratic Party and the French -speaking bloc, lost the great support of Carne. They are likely to be compatible with the liberals in the event of a minority government coalition.

Canadian broadcasting company TrackerA group of voting at the country level, showing that the margin between the two parties has stressed, but the liberals prefer to win most of the seats.

On Thursday night on the road from the headquarters of the Carleton’s Poilievre campaign in Manotic at a mall outside the Lopelis bus, Heidi, 76, said she voted for Carney – the first time she voted for the liberal party.

She said, “Poilievre is very detector, it’s no longer nice anymore,” she said.

“Jelly? Polilifer on the ground, no nonsense,” said Melissa, 40, who asked for her full name for not using it because it may affect her small work.

She said: “We have three mouths to feed, every time we are grocery, it costs an additional $ 70,” she said.

Poilievre needs voters such as Melissa and her husband to convert their frustration with the liberal government into a decisive account in the ballot box.

She said, “I read the book Carney, very clear what his platform is – more taxes.”