Trump's Shadow Over Canada's Election, Tragedy in Vancouver, and More

Canada heads to the polls in a historic election, but this time, the real X factor isn’t even

on the ballot—it's Donald Trump.

The former U.S.

president has reignited his threats to annex Canada, promising 'ZERO TARIFFS' if it becomes the 51st state.

This bold move has fueled a surge of Canadian nationalism and shaken up the race between Liberal Mark

Carney and Conservative Pierre Poilievre.

Carney, who just replaced Justin Trudeau, says, 'We don't need chaos, we need calm.' Meanwhile, Poilievre fires back,

'Canada will always be proud, sovereign and independent and we will NEVER be the 51st state.' Voters are

lining up across the country, with many saying Trump’s interference has changed their minds at the last minute.

Tragedy struck Vancouver as a car-ramming attack at a Filipino street festival left 11 people dead.

The suspect, Kai-Ji Adam Lo, has been charged with multiple counts of murder.

Police say he acted deliberately and had a history of mental health issues, but terrorism has been ruled

out.

Prime Minister Carney, visibly emotional, attended a vigil for the victims, saying, 'Our hearts break for the families.'

The Filipino community and the entire country are mourning this senseless act.

Canadians looking to renovate their homes are in for a shock as prices soar.

New tariffs and supply chain issues are driving up costs for everything from tiles to kitchen counters.

Design professionals warn that higher prices could slow down the booming renovation industry, which is made up of

many small businesses.

One expert says, 'We’re seeing suppliers raise prices, cancel shipments, or delay decisions.' A viral video from Virginia

shows plainclothes men detaining a suspect outside a courthouse without showing ID or a warrant, raising fears among

immigrant communities.

The incident has sparked debate about federal immigration enforcement and civil liberties, especially for those who fled countries

with histories of unchecked authority.

Stay tuned for more updates on Canada’s election, national news, and the stories that matter most.

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