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Canadians head to the polls on 28 April, Carney to run in Ottawa's Nepean

Canadians head to the polls on 28 April, Carney to run in Ottawa's Nepean

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The election is set to take place on April 28, amidst a backdrop of a trade war with the US and sovereignty threats from US President Donald Trump. Mark Carney, a former head of Canada's central bank, will run for election in the Ottawa riding of Nepean.

Pierre Poilievre
Conservative Party of Canada
1. I share your anger and I share the worry for our future. But I also draw great resolve in knowing that we can transform the anxiety and anger into action.
2. I know a lot of people are worried, angry and anxious. And with good reason as a result of the president's unacceptable threats against our country.
Mark Carney
Liberal Party
1. Our response must be to build a strong economy and a more secure Canada. President Trump claims that Canada isn't a real country. He wants to break us so America can own us. We will not let that happen.
Lori Turnbull
Dalhousie University
1. The election will certainly have a ballot question. But it isn't Trump, it's uncertainty. Trump is a symbol of that he's showing how Canada is vulnerable in many ways. People want a leader who can be the antidote to that uncertainty.
2. And increasingly, this election is not really about the parties any more, or the brands they represent. We don't elect our prime minister directly, but the feeling increasingly is that people are poised to vote for the leader they want to see as prime minister.

Canadians head to the polls on 28 April, Carney to run in Ottawa's Nepean

Canadian PM Mark Carney

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