Next Indian Elections

Canada Federal Election LIVE: Canada Votes Amid Trump Trade Tensions | Carney vs Poilievre | Canada News LIVE | CNBC TV18
Mark Carney will remain Canada’s prime minister, according to a projection from Canada’s public broadcaster. CBC called the election for Mr Carney’s Liberal party shortly after the final polls closed at 10pm ET, although it is unclear whether he will be able to form a majority government.
If accurate, it means the 60-year-old will stay in office as Canada’s prime minister, winning a fourth term for the Liberals and inflicting a defeat on Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives
Live from a voting station in Toronto as polls open for the Canadian elections. Millions of Canadians will cast their ballots and choose their new federal government on April 28. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA - Live coverage outside polling site in Vancouver as Canadians begin voting in federal election.
live coverage outside polling site in Ottawa as Canadians begin voting in federal election, with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party ahead in the polls.
Canadians are taking to the polls to cast their votes in an election dominated by United States tariffs and high costs of living.
Liberal Party leader Mark Carney, who took over as prime minister from Justin Trudeau last month, says he is the ideal choice to confront US President Donald Trump with his experience as a central banker during periods of economic upheaval.
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre has also promised to stand firm against Trump, but argues that a decade of weak economic performance under the Trudeau-led Liberals left Canada vulnerable to hostile US trade policies.
Polls show Liberals leading with nearly 43 percent, above Conservatives at over 39 percent, according to a CBC tracker. The New Democratic Party was polling in third at about 9 percent, followed by Bloc Quebecois at 6 percent.
#canadaelection #markcarney #pierrepoilievre #canadanews #livenews #cnbctv18