Following Donald Trump's second presidential term election, Canadian politics is increasingly focusing on his influence, particularly with the recent elections. Prime Minister Mark Carney's campaign has positioned itself as a strong opposition, emphasizing national unity against Trump's rhetoric and policies. Carney contrasts his slogan "Canada Strong" with the Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's "Canada First," indicating a clear stance against adopting Trump's playbook. The Liberal Party pushes a positive narrative promoting diversity and evidence-based governance, framing a critical response to Trumpism as the central issue defining Canadian political dialogue.
"The crisis in the United States doesn't stop at their borders," he says. "But this is Canada and we decide what happens here. Let's choose to be united and strong. Canada strong."
"You can't stand up to Trump when you're working from his playbook," Carney says in his campaign announcement video.
The Liberal Party's fundraising message on its homepage emphasizes its anti-Trump stance by being Canada nice: "Support #PositivePolitics," the site says, with a call to action to support things like "diversity over division" and "evidence-based decision making."
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