Canada's Election Shocker: Trump Threats, Trudeau's Disappearance, and a Youthquake

Canada’s election has been rocked by President Trump’s aggressive trade war and his wild suggestion that Canada should

become the 51st U.S.

state.

While most Canadians are firmly against the idea, Trump’s threats have dominated the campaign, with experts warning it

would be a 'Democratic dream and a Republican nightmare.' The trade battle has united Canadians, with many booing

the U.S.

anthem and canceling travel plans.

As one analyst put it: 'Be careful what you wish for.' After a decade in power, Justin Trudeau

has disappeared from the campaign trail, focusing on memoirs instead of politics.

The Liberal Party, now led by Mark Carney, is working hard to erase Trudeau’s scandals and unpopular policies.

Carney, a former central banker, is pitching himself as the steady hand Canada needs to stand up to

Trump, saying, 'We don’t need chaos, we need calm.' Despite Trump’s threats, young Canadians—especially young men—are rallying behind

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, who promises to tackle the cost of living.

Polls show nearly half of voters under 35 back the Conservatives, but overall, the Liberals still lead.

Youth turnout could be the game-changer, especially in Ontario and Quebec.

As one young voter put it: 'It doesn’t work under the Liberal government.

We’ve tried it for 10 years and it doesn’t work.' With the Liberals and Conservatives neck-and-neck, and record

early voting, this election could go down to the wire.

The campaign has been anything but normal, with Trump’s shadow looming large and Trudeau’s absence leaving a mark.

The winner will be known soon after polls close—don’t blink!

Canada’s political landscape is changing fast, and anything can happen.

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