Carney, Poilievre taking their campaigns to the GTA today

Mark Carney presented his Prime Minister's jacket for the third time since the start of the election campaign.

Conservative and NDP leaders campaign in Ontario. Mark Carney is also there, but as prime minister because of tariffs.

Mark Carney is trying to defend the districts won in 2021. Pierre Poilievre and Jagmeet Singh go on the attack in liberal strongholds. And Yves-François Blanchet strives to save the Bloc fortresses. Nearly three weeks after the federal elections were called, the leaders' itinerary already says a lot about their electoral strategy, which could change by election day, April 28.

WARMINGTON: Carney may be a boring banker, but drama still follows Liberals

Liberal Leader Mark Carney was interrupted multiple times by protesters while speaking during a campaign stop in Hamilton, Ont.

Mr. Carney targeted Mr. Poilievre by saying that crime could not be combated without talking about firearms.

A Tale of Two Ridings: Why Carney, Poilievre’s Neighbouring Regions Are the Only Safe Leaders’ Seats

OTTAWA—With the federal election shaping up to be a two-way race between the Conservatives and Liberals, front-runners Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney are also the only party leaders whose seats are considered safe at this point in the campaign. The ridings of the two leaders are also right next to each other, but with different characteristics that, together with the political dynamics, make up for the stark difference in candidate choice. Lea…