The new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kareni has held immediate elections on April 28, as he seeks to support Donald Trump’s support.
The former Governor of the Bank, who took over the Premier League two weeks before his liberal ally, has five weeks to persuade the country to continue his party after 10 years of power.
Although the next election has not been held until October 20, the Liberal Party has previously witnessed a remarkable revival in the polls since January, when Trump began threatening Canada’s economy and sovereignty and Mr Trudeau announced his resignation.
“We are facing the most important crisis of our lives because of the unjustified trade measures of President Trump and his threats to our sovereignty,” Mr Kareni said on Sunday.
“There are more work to secure Canada. Investing in Canada, Canada -Made, Uniting Canada. That’s why I want a strong positive instruction from my compatriots.”
In addition to creating a trade war with the North Washington, Mr Trump repeatedly insisted that Canada should become 51 US states, and even acknowledged that he had completely changed political dynamics in Canada with his threats on Friday.
Polls currently suggest that liberals, who had been pursuing conservatives at the beginning of the year, are now slightly ahead of their competitors-seeking to portray Mr Kareni as an elitist who plans to continue TRUDEAU policies for high government spending.
Despite the leadership of the Canadian Bank through the 2008 financial crisis, and the Central Bank of England under Brexit, Mr Kareni has no previous political or election experience.
On the other hand, the conservative leader of Pierre Poilifer is a seasonal politician who has fought seven elections. The 45 -year -old, who served as a dog attacking a party for many years, has carved as a firefighter who says, “Prioritizing Canada, promising to refrain from the country’s public distributor and refuse to allow media on buses and campaigns.
And with a strong performance in the mainly French -speaking Quebec language for every victory, Mr. Poilievre speaks flawless French, while Mr Careni recently was stuck at a press conference when he was asked to respond to French, and before he responded to English.
The Poilievre Party has also raised questions about how Mr. Kareni moves his personal financial assets to blind trust, and last week the prime minister’s ardent response to a reporter asked about trusted – that Mr Kareni is accused of engaging in “clashes”.
But while the conservatives sought to run Mr Trudeau’s elections, whose popularity has declined as food and housing prices have declined and migration increased, Mr Careni now hopes that his approach to dealing with the White House will help him to rise the wave of Canadian nationalism.
“Our answer should be to create a strong economy and a more secure Canada,” he said on Sunday. President Trump claims that Canada is not a real country.
On the contrary, Mr. Poilievre has just been confirmed by Trump Elon Maskak, while the conservative ally-Alberta Prime Minister Daniel Smith said to the right Brittbart Earlier this month, Poilievre is very synchronized with “the new direction in America”.
Mr Poilievre, launching his campaign on Sunday, said he would respect Mr Trump, but he will be firm, and “the President insists on recognizing Canada’s independence and sovereignty” and added, “I will insist that he will stop our nation’s tariffs.”
“I know that many people are worried, angry and anxious,” said Poilievre.
“You are worried about your job and the sovereignty of our nation. And you are angry at the feeling of betrayal that these unacceptable words and tariffs have experienced us all. I share your anger and share anxiety about your future.”
As the focus of the two leading candidates on Sunday, Laura Stefenson, a professor of politics at the West University of Canada, said that Mr Kareni’s political inexperience may have less results as a result of Trump’s factor.
“There is another comparison between leaders and what they can do,” said Professor Stephenson. “I feel like we want to see a little more than what is usually given to politicians during this campaign.”
Angus Reid’s online poll of 4.009 released Monday released liberals 42 percent and 37 conservatives. National Post On the same day, liberals were 42 percent with conservatives at 39 %.
The campaign for 343 seats or districts in the Canadian House of Commons will take 37 days.
While other parties are running, liberals and conservatives are only two who have the opportunity to form a government. The party that commands the majority in the Majlis alone and with the support of another party forms the next government and will be the prime minister.
Additional report by Reuters
