The newly selected Prime Minister of Cannia Mark Mark Market to call a national election on April 28, which is today today, many news outlets reported.
With Canadian businesses leaving from a US trade dispute, CARNEY – a former two-time central banker – hope to reach itself as the candidate best to get to Donald Trump.
The 60-year-old new newly acquired Liberal Party leader after former Prime Minister Justin Tradeau increased from nine-year term.
Notifying the Prime Minister of calling an election and ask to give up Parliament to start a five-week campaign for Carney and his political opponents.
While the request time to dissolve parliament is clear – the exact election date is not.
The Prime Minister leaned on setting April 28 as the date of voting, the Globe and Mail and the Associated Press reported on Thursday, discussing government sources.
Some suggested a much better campaign with Carney’s approval, because most of the current national discourse surrounds the US and Canada, especially after President Trump’s threats and actions.
The election is “almost certainly focus on US President Donald Trade’s War’s Trade War and his conversation with Canada in the 51st State”, written to global and mail.
Carney promised to keep Canadian tariffs in Canada, if Trump will continue 25% Universal Tariffs of Canadian objects-in-Mexico Agreement deals.
Trump has pledged to impose a stained tariffs on 2 April over 25% of tariffs inflicted by iron and aluminum in Canada.
The race is likely to come to a choice between Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Pielevre.
Before the threat of tariffs, conservatives enjoy a 20-point lead to some poll polls. Now the polls indicate a greater race.
If Canadians next to the polls, liberals face not only conservatives – who is the official opposition with 120 chairs of the Commons, with 33 seats (NDP), with 24.