Voters go to the polls today after a 35-day election campaign packed with promises
- Canadians vote today, Monday, April 28, 2025, choosing between the Liberal and Conservative parties to form the next government.
- The return of Donald Trump to the White House and his threats against Canada reshaped the campaign focus.
- Trump threatened tariffs and suggested Canada become a US state, overshadowing domestic concerns like the cost-of-living crisis.
- Highlighting the stakes, Mark Carney stated, "The Americans want to break us so they can own us."
- Foreign policy tensions with the United States now dominate this election race, a focus unseen since 1988.
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Canada was voting Monday for a new government to confront a trade war and annexation threats by President Donald Trump, who pushed for the United States to absorb its neighbor as polling stations opened.

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