Canada elections 2025 live: First surveys closed when Trump said you should stay out of our choice

The Ottawa voters go to polling stations after months of political turbulence

Leyland Cecco

The capital of the nation has hidden more political turbulence than most have been able to commemorate internals for Canadian sovereignty and political resurrections for decades.

But maybe devastating for the residents of Ottawa was the cruelty of a decorated winter with spring snails and persistently gray sky.

And so many voters in Ottawa even seemed to be more excited about the weather on what party leaders have invited as the most important elections in a generation.

Liberal leaders Mark Carney Pour his ballot paper into the district of Ottawa, where he has lived in the past 10 years, and carefully passed a nearby polling station with his family and carefully bloomed trees to a nearby polling station.

Pierre Poilievre, The conservative leader and his family also gave up his ballot in Ottawa, where he wants to defend the electoral district, which he held in the last seven term.

In protest against the “First Past of the Post” electoral system, activists added 90 names to the ballot paper, which makes the ballot for more than a meter long and creates a headache for Kanada elections and the examiners.

Voiced ontario and the neighboring Quebec promise to be battlefields on which both parties either confirm or refute-surveys that prefer the liberals to be victorious.

Key events

Prime Minister and Liberal party leader Mark Carney Reminds the voters that they can still hand in their ballot paper when they are in line when surveys close.

“Your voice is important,” writes Carney in a post about X.

People are waiting in line to register to vote in a polling station for Canadian national elections in Toronto, Ontario. Photo: Arlyn Mcadorey/Reuters

Close initial surveys

Surveys are now closed in Newfoundland and parts of Labrador.

The first results are expected to be available shortly.

How Trump dampened the separatist movement of Quebec – for the time being –

Leyland Cecco

It was in the middle of the night when the Block Québécois realized that they had achieved the unlikely. The separatist party in the Canadian province of Francophone had been difficult for weeks to steal an electoral district in Montreal, which was held by the liberals for a long time.

When the voice noine finally stopped on September evening, the block is the block Louis-Philippe Sauvé had emerged as the winner due to a close lead of 200 votes.

Breeded by the loss, the then prime minister, Justin Trudeau, Admittedly, his liberals had “a lot of work to do”. The defeat reflected a government party in ruins and a guide who lost his power grip. And to celebrate the loyalty of the party, the block victory reflected an excitement that the separatist movement was again on the rise.

Six months later, the intoxicating days of the growing popularity of the block are over. Donald Trump'It tried to destroy the relationship of its country to Canada, to a dramatic realignment of loyalities, with swelling in Canadian pride swing over regional differences.

What do the surveys say?

By February, the conservatives had a lead of 25 points ahead of the liberals.

The survey gave the Tories a 99% chance of winning if a choice was called at that time with one of the largest parliamentary majorities in decades.

But Donald TrumpThe aggressive attitude towards Canada has messed up the choice of choice: the dominant lead of the conservative has disappeared and now they are back in the Twilight of the campaign.

Of the 12 electoral companies in Canada, all voters interviewed that all the liberals show that a majority government is the most likely result.

Mathematics looks even worse for the conservatives, with the liberals enjoying a domain lead in the voices of the country.

Only a Canadian adult is legally excluded from the election of today's national elections: Stéphane Perrault, The chief official of the country and the head of the Canada elections.

According to Kanada elections:

The Chief Electoral Officer is responsible for the administration of elections, referenders and other important aspects of our electoral system.

Perrault was appointed post in 2018.

Canada's former prime minister Jean Chrétien predicted that the liberals will win a majority government this evening.

Chrétien, 91, said he expected “the majority government of the liberal party” during a rally for the liberal incumbent of Ottawa Center Yasir Naqvi, reported the Canadian press.

“Monday will be a liberal sunshine,” he said and pulled cheers.

Chrétien led three majority liberal governments between 1993 and 2003 and campaigned for the party in dozens of 30 electoral districts across the country, while the party exceeds its landslide victory in 1993 or even corresponds to the Eclipse – with the landslide victory.

The Ottawa voters go to polling stations after months of political turbulence

Leyland Cecco

The capital of the nation has hidden more political turbulence than most have been able to commemorate internals for Canadian sovereignty and political resurrections for decades.

But maybe devastating for the residents of Ottawa was the cruelty of a decorated winter with spring snails and persistently gray sky.

And so many voters in Ottawa even seemed to be more excited about the weather on what party leaders have invited as the most important elections in a generation.

Pierre Poilievre, The conservative leader and his family also gave up his ballot in Ottawa, where he wants to defend the electoral district, which he held in the last seven term.

Voiced ontario and the neighboring Quebec promise to be battlefields on which both parties either confirm or refute-surveys that prefer the liberals to be victorious.

The election day in Canada falls on a mourning day after 11 people were killed and dozens of others were injured when a driver plowed a car in a crowd on Saturday evening at a street festival in Vancouver.

The festival, known as Lapu-lapu dayis also celebrated in the Philippines and honors Datu Lapu-Lapu, the Filipino chief, who defeated the Spanish armed forces in 1521.

Many in all of Canada not only took the time to vote, but also to mourn and visit provisional monuments in honor of the victims.

Mourners leaves flowers at a memorial for the victims of an incident in which a car drove through a lot that killed several people in Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo: Rich Lam/AP

People visit the provisional monument near the scene in which a car drove into a lot during the Lapu Lapu Festival. Photo: Andrew Chin/Getty Images

People visit a provisional monument. Photo: Andrew Chin/Getty Images

The Public and private workers of Canada (PPWC), a union in British Columbia, asked people to “get out and choose” how the rights of Canadian employees are “threatened”.

“Large companies and wealthy elites work harder than ever to influence politics in their favor, often at the expense of working families,” the explanation said. “If we are silent, we risk losing the profits that we fought so hard. If we act, we can choose managers who invest in social services and have good jobs that strengthen work laws, tackle the climate crisis and ensure every employee.

“The missions are too high to look this choice.”

prime minister Mark Carney Published campaign videos with a hockey topic in social media, including the use of the expression “Ellbows Up”, a hockey reference in which the players use their elbows to defend themselves, and now use as a pro-canada sovereign slogan, and a post.

He also recorded a video with the actor Mike Myers In an ice hockey track.

“Ellbogen up!” Mike Myers and PM Mark Carney's message to Canada and Trump. Photo: YouTube

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