CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Canada is heading to the polls today for the 2025 federal election after an intense campaign dominated by issues surrounding former U.S. President Donald Trump and economic concerns over tariffs. Key political parties, including the Liberals, Conservatives, and New Democrats, have made international relations and economic stability central themes in their campaigns.
Voters are weighing the impact of new U.S. trade policies on Canada’s economy, job market, and future growth. Candidates have debated fiercely over how best to navigate the shifting relationship with the United States, especially under a potential Trump influence. Early voter turnout appears strong, indicating heightened public engagement in shaping Canada’s political direction. Party leaders spent the final days rallying support across major provinces, focusing heavily on trade, cost of living, healthcare,
and climate policies. Analysts predict a close contest, with the possibility of a minority government. As polls open across the country, Canadians are being urged to vote and have their voices heard. Stay tuned for live updates, key developments, and results as Canada decides its next leadership in a globally significant election.
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