Trump’s trade war and annexation threats have upended Canada’s election

Here’s one last look at Canada’s federal polls ahead of Monday’s election

The Canadian federal election will take place this Monday, April 28th, and as of this publication, the Liberal Party of Canada continues to lead in the federal polls.

Widely preferred until the beginning of this year, the conservative right suffered from the trade war launched by the U.S. president and his fantasies of annexation from Canada. Perhaps to the point of losing the vote this Monday, April 28, for the benefit of the ruling Liberal Party for ten years.

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Canada’s Election Winner Faces Economy That’s Near Recession

Canada’s next prime minister is set to inherit a half-year of flat economic growth, economists predict, an immediate test of their governance as President Donald Trump’s trade war grinds business investment and exports lower.

Donald Trump wants to incorporate Canada as "51st state." He has achieved, above all, that the Canadians no longer have a stake on the neighbors and probably vote for a man who shows the US where the border is.

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Surrey businesses do $2.8 billion in cross-border commerce each year and the economy is top of mind for many voters.