Canada's Political Crossroads: Conservatism, Trump, and a Heated Election

With just weeks to go before the federal election, the Liberal Party is holding a commanding 15-point lead

over the Conservatives.

Polls show strong support among women, older voters, and university grads.

Despite massive Conservative rallies, the Liberals appear on track for a majority government.

Pierre Poilievre is packing hangars and arenas across Canada, with thousands showing up to hear his message of

change.

But despite the energy, polls show the Conservatives trailing.

Supporters say they’re drawn to his authenticity and focus on affordability, especially housing.

Donald Trump’s rhetoric is stirring political tension in Canada.

From calling Canada the '51st state' to sparking trade disputes, his influence is pushing older voters toward the

Liberals.

Conservative insiders say Trump is hurting their chances by fueling nationalist backlash.

Canada beat the U.S.

in a dramatic Four Nations hockey final, but the game was more than just sports.

Political tensions flared as Trump taunted Canada, and fans booed anthems.

Trudeau clapped back: 'You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.' A New Brunswick

high school cancelled a band trip to New York, citing political instability and border concerns.

Parents were upset they weren’t consulted.

The district says it acted out of caution amid rising U.S.-Canada tensions.

What does it mean to be conservative in Canada today?

Some say it’s less about ideology and more about breaking political taboos.

With American culture wars seeping north, Canadian conservatives are struggling to define their identity—and avoid Trump-style populism.