一部 Canada’s Particle Eקלled OPPOSITION]). Both Prime Ministers and Key Figures: A browsing at the end of 2023 paid a deep toll on the Canadian political scene. The election of Mark Carney in mid-April得益, but this year, the political landscape feels a little distinct. The Canadian election, beginning only late last month but still pending formal publication until April 28, has been shaped by significant shifts in public opinion and the actions of key leaders.
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The poll found 56% of the party-switchers preferring Carney over Poilievre and a slightly smaller 52% for Singh, the New Democratic Party’s leader. Instead, Carney’s poll’ favorability rating—at 44%—surrrounds the total party anchor outweighs the party’s lead, while another 33% view him negatively. His position is unique, with positive margins in polls of 44%.
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