Canadians Set to Vote in Election Swayed by Trump’s Impact

Canadians will head to the polls on Monday in an election that has taken an unexpected turn under the shadow of U.S. President Donald Trump.

Earlier this year, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party seemed poised for a sweeping victory. But the political landscape shifted after Trump introduced tariffs on Canadian products and made provocative comments about Canada becoming America’s “51st state”. The controversy breathed new life into Mark Carney’s struggling Liberal Party, reshaping the race.

Recent polls indicate the Liberals hold a narrow advantage over the Conservatives. Still, with the gap closing in the final days, Poilievre remains optimistic about his party’s chances of winning.

This election carries enormous weight, as voters are now considering not just domestic priorities but also the future of Canada’s relationship with the United States. The results could steer the country’s path both nationally and internationally for years to come.

With momentum swinging back and forth, analysts