I think Canadians are committing suicide. Following their friends in the U.K.
Financial Post
The Conservatives, led by Pierre Poilievre, increased their overall vote share and made inroads in the suburbs around Toronto and other parts of Ontario, turning it into a closer election than pollsters had anticipated. The province is home to major industries such as auto manufacturing and steel that are in the crosshairs of Trump’s tariffs.
Yet Poilievre, who has held office in an Ottawa-area district for more than 20 years, was projected to have lost his own seat in Parliament.
With more than 99% of polls reporting, Poilievre trailed the Liberal Party’s Bruce Fanjoy by a 50.6% to 46.1% margin. The defeat does not necessarily mean Poilievre must resign as party leader, but it may make hanging on to his position more challenging.
Liberals were also on track to gain eight seats in Quebec, and continued their dominance in the four provinces in the Atlantic region.
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