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Canada’s top conservative tells Trump to shut it—as 51st state rhetoric threatens to sink his party
As Canadians vote today in a federal election that will determine who becomes the next Prime Minister of Canada, Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre is vehemently distancing himself from President Donald Trump. On Monday, Election Day in Canada, Trump appeared to offer an endorsement in the race—for himself.
Donald Trump's annexation threats and tariffs loom large as Canadians head to the polls to pick their prime minister.
Who is Pierre Poilievre? Conservative leader who could become Canada’s next prime minister - Canada’s election comes in the ...
Whatever the case, one thing was clear: Mr. Trump is not giving up on his obsession with Canada, and the new government that ...
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Canada is holding its most consequential election on Monday. Here’s how Ontario Premier Doug Ford thinks it will go.
Amidst Canada's federal election, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre rebuked Donald Trump's suggestion of Canada becoming ...
The Conservative Party was once considered the heavy favorite in Canada’s election. But President Trump’s trade war has ...
A Nanos survey released Sunday (April 27) showed Liberals with 43 per cent support, followed by Conservatives at 38.9 per ...
His replacement, Liberal Leader Mark Carney, remotivated the base in an election campaign that was turned upside down by ...
However, polls show that a large majority of Canadians view Trump in a negative light. A new poll from Politico and Focaldata ...
Canada will hold a general election on Monday, with polls indicating Prime Minister Mark Carney's ruling Liberals ahead of ...
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