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The recently elected Prime Minister of Canada Mark Karnya is likely to call the national elections on April 28, as soon as this Sunday reports several information expenses.
With Canada’s enterprises, after a trading battle with the United States, Carney, a former two -time Central banker, it is alleged to act as a candidate who is best taken to Donald Trump.
The 60-year-old political newcomer has assumed the position of leader of the Liberal Party after former Prime Minister Justin Trudu left his nine-year term.
Proclamation of Snap survey and please dissolve the parliament will prompt a five -week election campaign for Carney and its opponents.
While the Parliament’s Dalse Date is clear – the exact election date is not.
The Prime Minister is leaning towards the establishment of April 28 as a date of voting, globe and post office and Associated Press on Thursday, citing government sources.
A brief company may benefit Carnie, some have suggested, as most of the current dialogue revolves around the trading war, which President Trump has launched after taking office.
The election is “almost sure to focus on the US President Donald Trump’s trade war and his conversation about Canada’s 51 state,” the Globe and the post office reports.
Karni promised to uphold Canada’s mutual tariffs when Trump supports 25% universal tariffs for Canadian goods that do not apply to a trading agreement on the Joint Mexico State (CUSMA).
On April 2, Trump promised to impose a wide range of tariffs by 25%, which had already imposed on steel and aluminum Canada.
The race is probably reduced to the choice between Karni and Conservative leader Pierre Puliev.
Before the threat of tariffs, the Conservatives received a 20-point preference in some election elections. Now the surveys indicate a much closer race.
When the Canadians go to the polls, liberals will face not only with conservatives – which are the official opposition with 120 places in the House of Commons, but also in Quebec, which has 33 places, and new Democrats (NDP) who have 24 years.
