The Canadian federal election features front-runners Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre, showcasing stark contrasts in their backgrounds and political styles. The election occurs amidst U.S.-Canada tensions due to Trump’s trade policies and a national reflection of identity. Following Justin Trudeau’s resignation, Carney, a political newcomer and former central banker, calls a snap election to leverage Liberal resurgence. The campaign has emphasized nationalism through the 'Buy Canadian' movement, indicating a broader inquiry into Canada’s identity in response to external pressures. The electoral outcome remains uncertain as Carney takes this strategic risk.
In January, facing a revolt within the party ranks, Justin Trudeau stepped down as Liberal leader and prime minister.
In a debate, the party leaders were asked which U.S. products they were boycotting as part of a 'Buy Canadian' movement.
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