Trump's Tariffs Shake Up Canadian Politics

Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs and annexation rhetoric have sparked a political backlash in Canada.

Once poised to win, the Conservative Party has seen its lead collapse as Canadians rally around the Liberals,

now led by Mark Carney.

A 25-point swing has turned the election into a Liberal landslide, with voters rejecting Trump-style politics.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, once confident of victory, is now struggling.

His Trump-like style and focus on crime over trade have failed to resonate amid economic turmoil.

Even Trump has distanced himself, calling Poilievre 'not a MAGA guy'.

Trump’s actions have triggered a national reckoning in Canada.

Once divided, Canadians are now united in defending their sovereignty and values.

American brands are being boycotted, and Canadian pride is surging.

As one commentator put it, 'No one has complained.

People are starting to appreciate Canadian whiskeys.' New polls show the Liberals with a double-digit lead over the

Conservatives.

Mark Carney is seen as the best choice for PM by 45% of voters.

Trump’s tariffs and Carney’s calm response have shifted public opinion dramatically.

Despite strict vetting, both major parties have dropped candidates mid-campaign over past scandals.

Experts say the process is overwhelmed by the digital age, where every tweet and Tinder profile can become

a liability.

Canada’s 2025 election is one of the most dramatic in decades.

With Trump reshaping global politics, Canadians are redefining their future.

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