Canadians are voting in a crucial federal election deeply impacted by Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada and fears over his trade war. The final campaign days were dominated by a tragic street festival attack in Vancouver, impacting Prime Minister Mark Carney's campaign. Originally, polls indicated a disastrous outlook for the governing Liberal party, which trailed the Conservatives by significant margins. However, Trump's actions reshaped Canadian perspectives on US relations, causing voters to reconsider their future as many anticipated an unexpected election outcome.
Canadians are heading to the polls in a federal election overshadowed by fury at Donald Trump's threats to the country's sovereignty and fears over his escalating trade war.
The prime minister, Mark Carney, had to briefly suspend his campaign due to a deadly attack at a bustling street festival in Vancouver that left the country reeling.
Trump's detonation of the US's closest diplomatic and economic relationship has fundamentally reshaped how many feel about their southern neighbour.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was poised for the largest and most resounding electoral victory in more than half a century, with strong campaign efforts.
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