Liberal Party of Canada Leader Mark Carney made a surprise campaign stop in Quebec Thursday evening after suspending several earlier events to address the fallout from new auto tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. Carney’s decision to visit Quebec came as a response to the impact of the tariffs on the Canadian auto industry and highlighted the importance of addressing this issue in the election campaign. The move demonstrated Carney’s quick response to the latest developments and his commitment to addressing key economic challenges facing Canada.
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Candidates add names to ballot in Ontario riding to draw attention to the issue of electoral reform
Michael Bednarski and the Longest Ballot Protest Michael Bednarski, a Toronto-based substitute teacher, is one of 91 candidates participating in the Longest Ballot protest in Carleton, aiming to highlight the need for electoral reform. Despite not having visited Carleton, he joined the protest to flood the ballot and draw attention to the shortcomings of the first-past-the-post voting system, which he believes fails to reflect society. Although he has no intention of campaigning, his involvement marks...
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