Trump threats bring Liberal leadership debate in Canada

Candidates who choose the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the Liberal Party Liberal Party facing each other for the first time in the French language debate.

The stage was shared by Four Hopefuls: former Governor of the Banks of Canada and England Mark Carney, Former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, Liberal Government House Leader Karina Gould, and Businessman and Former MP Frank Baylis.

The question is how Donald Trump was dealing with the first half, because the US president was always threatened by Tariff Canada and to make it “51st State.”

The candidates also answered questions about domestic items such as immigration, health care and high cost of living.

Early debate, Freeland – whose launch of December December of December has prompted the leadership of the Trudau – the most important threat to Canada since World War “.

He was always attracted to his government experience, saying that he successfully faced Trump in his first term when he helped the approval of North America.

But freeland warned that the second term of Trump would be worse for Canada.

“He wants to turn to Canada in the 51st state, and it’s not a joke,” he said. “So he supports (Russian President) Vladimir Putin try to redraw the boundaries of Ukraine.”

“Trump also wants to redraw our boundaries,” Freeland said.

To counter these threats, freeland and other candidates suggested to build a lifting relationship with EU and UK trading.

Baylis suggests a “new economic bloc” consisting of Canada, UK, New Zealand and Australia, which all four countries share the same values, cultures and handles cultures.

Carney, who was the Frontrunner of Polls, focused on his help Canada to achieve economic development. He proposed to do this by wasteing resources, including critical minerals and metal, as well as Canada a “power of obstacles in the provinces between the provinces.

He, again, agreed to the freeland that Trump’s second term is different from the beginning.

“He is more than isolationist. He is more aggressive,” says Carney. “He used to like our markets. Now he wants our country.”

He added that he / she is in favor of imposing US dollar tariffs should precede his threat to 25% tax on 4 March.

Gould, the youngest candidate on the stage, sets himself as the candidate “for today and future message in his leadership need life for Canadians.

Candidates also mention US policy transfer to Ukraine. While the four debut, Trudeau was in Kyiv marking three years since the Russian-Ukraine war began.

All four candidates agree that Canada should continue to support Ukraine. Freeland suggested that money obtained from Russia by penalties to help with Ukraine’s war effort, while Ukraine’s conversation does not occur without the Ukrainians on the table.

Freeland also suggested that Canada should raise more denmark relationship that, he says. Also faced with threats from Trump signing his desire to take Greenland – a Danish territory.

For the second half of the debate, candidates offer their ideas on how Canada helped cancal budget disicit, solving the crime and increasing military spending.

They are also asked for climate change, with a carney-carnary and carney that they no longer support a carbon tax on the Consules of Truedeau Government that has been unpopular to the Truffeau of the TRUFFEAU to Truffeau people who are unpopular with Truffeau who are not popular with Truffeau who are not popular with Truffeau who Not popular with Truffeau people who are not popular with Truffeau.

At some point, candidates also refers to the conservative leader of the Pierre Piervre party, which he should not protect Canada against Trump.

Pilivre is currently mainly in national polls, although his gap between and the Liberal Party has found from Trudeau’s resignation. The conservative leader ever focuses on his carney attacks, arguing that a liberal party under his leadership is not different from the trudeau.

The debate on Monday is the first of the two, with the second, the debate of the English language debate on Tuesday. Liberal party members have voted for their next leader on 9 March, after the Tradeau is expected to go down.

The French language debate is especially important for Francophone Canadians in Quebec, whose votes are influential in helping the next Canadian government.

Anyone selected as the leader can be the next Prime Minister of Canada to the next general election, which should be conducted on or before 20 October.