Mark Carne is called Snap Elective for Canada, citing “CRISIS” because of Trump

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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Sunday that the national elections will be held on April 28, when Canada faced the “most important crisis in our lives” caused by US President Donald Trump.

Carney described the survey two weeks after replacing Justin Trudeau as the president of the liberal party in Canada and two months since he entered the leadership race.

CarnicThe former Canada Bank and the Central Bank of England Bank pledged to reduce the intermediate class tax, “a national plan and called for the unit at the time of the crisis.

“I ask for your vote, so that we can be a strong Canada,” he said.

The electoral campaign, Carne, will dig a 60 -year -old unleashed leader with Wall Street’s experience, against the Conservative Party leader to forbidA 45 -year -old professional politician.

“Trump wants to break us so that America can take us. We will not let that happen,” Carney said.

The popularity of the liberal party increased in response to Trump’s threats to annexation and punitive definitions.

Poilievre launched his campaign in Ottawa on Sunday and said that Canada could not bear another four years with the liberal party.

“It is time to put Canada in the first place for change,” he said.

“A new governorate government will divide taxes, adopt homes, reduce waste, closure surgery, secure our borders, and launch our resources to bring our jobs to the homeland and stand on Trump from the position of power.”

The conservatives were the right track to easily win the upcoming general elections as a widespread dissatisfaction with the cost of living and housing, and it undermined the support to the liberals after Trudeau was held near power.

Poilievre enjoyed a comfortable progress of 20 points in opinion polls until Trudeau resigned in early January and Trump’s inauguration in the same month.

Trump’s hostility and Canadian customs tariff threats against a new joint enemy, the United States, have united a noticeable shift in supporting liberals.

Earlier this month, Daniel Smith, Prime Minister of Alberta, told Britta News that she urged the White House to “stop” the customs tariff that is expected to hit Canada on April 2 to help Bolietever and the opportunities of the Conservative Party elections.

Poilievre tried to distance himself from Trump and Maga supporters who supported Canadian conservatives.

“First of all, I said I wanted to reversed Donald Trump,” Puletry said on Sunday.

Andrew Eins of the Market Research Company said that the elections would come to those who believe that the economy can manage the best way to deal with Trump.

He said: “Carney certainly had the primary hand, as the government led the reaction to Trump’s challenges.”

“But the elections are exposed to Poilievere to make his case to build a Canadian economy stronger than liberalism in his nine position,” Eins said.

A survey of Liegger reported last week that 42 percent of Canadians will vote for the liberal party led by Mark Carne, while 39 percent will vote for the Conservative Party. This was the first time that the liberals occupied the initiative and an increase of 5 points a week.

However, the ABACUS data poll showed on Sunday the conservative leadership a narrow leadership at the national level by 39 percent with liberals in 36 percent. The new Democratic Party – a major ally of Trudeau’s government – is 12 percent.

On Saturday, the liberal party announced that Carney, who was not elected as a member of Parliament, was running for the Niban district, in southern Ottawa.

“This may be the first elections in which the opposition leader is better known to the Prime Minister,” said David Colito, CEO of Abakos Data Company, with regard to Kareni’s recent entry into the political scene.