As the dust settles on the U.S. election and the world prepares for another Trump presidency, Canadians may be wondering whether it raises the odds of a snap election here.
Canada ’s next federal election is scheduled for the coming year and must happen no later than October 2025.
Alex Byrne-Krzycki, a consultant with Crestview Strategy who previously worked for Liberal MP Ali Ehsassi, said “time is in everyone’s best interests.”He said the Liberals may want time to try to paint Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre “as an authoritarian right-wing Republican” and the NDP may also want more time to fundraise for their own campaign.
with other opposition parties to try to bring the Liberal government down after its demands were not met by a deadline last month.
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