As Canada gears up for the 2025 federal election, the looming threat of a tumultuous relationship with the United States under President-elect Trump casts a shadow over the political landscape. Trump's protectionist policies and unpredictable behavior pose a significant risk to the Canadian economy, creating a dilemma for politicians seeking to navigate this volatile situation.
OTTAWA—With Christmas approaching quickly, Canadians will soon gather around with family and friends to spend time with their loved ones. The calendar for 2024 will close, bringing with it a short-lived moment in time to make good on those elusive new year’s resolutions. For political observers and restless parliamentarians who have been itching to go to the polls, a different kind of countdown will officially get underway.
In his words, “just a few weeks ago, the United States voted for a second time to not elect its first woman president.” In Trudeau’s mind, the choice between good and evil, and right and wrong is playing out before the very eyes of Canadians. He managed to boil down a complex debate of ideals and issues in the U.S. election to a contrived choice over gender.
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