PM Mark Carney to Call Snap Election This Sunday for April 28 or May 5: Reports
- Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce snap elections on April 28 to strengthen his mandate amid trade tensions with the United States and threats from Donald Trump.
- Trump has threatened Canada's sovereignty and imposed tariffs on Canadian imports, igniting fears of economic damage.
- Political scientist Felix Mathieu described the impending election as unprecedented due to the focus on who can best handle Trump.
- Carney hopes to gain support through Canadian patriotism and promises a clear mandate during this crisis.
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Canada’s PM Carney triggers snap election, vote set for April 28
Montreal, Canada – Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney has moved to dissolve Parliament and trigger a snap election on April 28. The widely anticipated decision on Sunday kicks off an election race less than two weeks after Carney took up his post, succeeding Justin Trudeau at a time of…
New Canadian PM Mark Carney set to announce snap elections
Canada's new prime minister Mark Carney is expected to announce snap elections Sunday, seeking a stronger mandate as his country fights off a trade war and annexation threats from Donald Trump's United States. Meanwhile on Saturday, pro-Canada demonstrators gathered for a "elbows up" rally as the trade war with neighbouring US intensifies.
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