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Canada's New PM Calls Snap Election to Seek 'Mandate to Confront Trump'
Canada's New PM Calls Snap Election to Seek 'Mandate to Confront Trump'
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In a bold move, Canada's Prime Minister has called for a snap election, aiming to secure a mandate to tackle growing tensions with former President Donald... 24.03.2025, Sputnik India
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Mark Carney, a key figure in the race, has pledged to cut taxes for the middle class, promote domestic trade, and overhaul Canada's economy.His primary challenger, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, officially launched his campaign for the April 28 election, presenting a “Canada First” agenda. Poilievre criticized Carney, calling him a mere replacement chosen by Justin Trudeau and suggesting he was ill-prepared to confront Trump effectively.
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Canada's New PM Calls Snap Election to Seek 'Mandate to Confront Trump'
In a bold move, Canada's Prime Minister has called for a snap election, aiming to secure a mandate to tackle growing tensions with former President Donald Trump over trade issues.
Mark Carney, a key figure in the race, has pledged to cut taxes for the middle class, promote domestic trade, and overhaul Canada's economy.
"Trump poses a threat to our sovereignty – he wants to undermine us. We won’t let that happen," Carney declared.
His primary challenger, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, officially launched his campaign for the April 28 election, presenting a “Canada First” agenda. Poilievre criticized Carney, calling him a mere replacement chosen by Justin Trudeau and suggesting he was ill-prepared to confront Trump effectively.
