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Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre see very different threats to Canada
The result of a modern debate is always something of a blur. But what this year's encounters underlined is that this election is primarily about both two very different candidates for prime minister and two very different ideas of what the greatest threat to the country actually is.
Carney, in his final campaign conference, ruled out any prospect the U.S. would use military force against Canada, but he ...
Canada gears up for elections on April 28. Mark Carney of the Liberal Party faces Pierre Poilievre from the Conservative ...
Polymarket predicted that Carney had a 77 percent chance of holding the office after the election to Poilievre's 23 percent ...
As Canadians head to the polls for the federal election on April 28, here are where the leaders of the three major parties ...
Mark Carney's Liberals are retaining their edge over Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives in the wake of the leaders' debates, ...
The three main party leaders are making stops in Ontario and Western Canada as the campaign enters the final weekend before ...
As the final week of the federal election campaign comes to a close, major party leaders are racing to the finish line.
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Poilievre pushes crime crackdown in Saskatoon, Carney talks tariffs in a steel townLeaders are hitting the hustings as election day approaches, with Liberal Leader Mark Carney focusing on U.S. tariff threats ...
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