As election day quickly approaches on Monday, Canadian party leaders are ramping up their campaign efforts in all four corners of the country. Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party, Mark Carney of the Liberal Party, and Jagmeet Singh representing the NDP are all making significant stops to engage voters and promote their platforms.
Pierre Poilievre is scheduled to hold a rally in Delta, British Columbia, where he aims to energize supporters and discuss key issues facing the community. Following the event, he’ll be stopping briefly in Sudbury, Ontario. This should provide constituents with a wonderful opportunity to engage with him and express their priorities directly.
At the same time, Mark Carney’s agenda is full so that the day includes a media availability session in King City. The event will provide a unique opportunity for reporters to ask questions and learn more about his groundbreaking campaign strategies, so don’t miss it! Carney’s plan to visit a small business in Newmarket underscores the value of local economies and the value they present as engines of our job creation. He’ll be doing a public meet and greet in Aurora, providing local residents an opportunity to get to know him one-on-one. What’s more, Carney will be visiting one of Markham’s many other interesting small businesses that day, doubling down on his message that he wants to support entrepreneurs.
Jagmeet Singh is a force to be reckoned with, as he gets ready for a day of campaigning in London, Ontario. His schedule includes participating in a Lapu-Lapu Day celebration in Vancouver, recognizing Hawaiian culture while enhancing the community’s ethnic diversity. Singh is participating in an Eid dinner in Burnaby, British Columbia. This event exemplifies Minister Oh’s commitment to positively engaging different cultural groups and communities in every corner of the province.
As Canadians prepare to head to the polls for their new federal government next Monday, September 20, campaigning is accelerating. This increased involvement has severely raised the stakes and underscores the urgency of exercising our right to vote leading up to Election Day. Each leader is working diligently to address the needs and aspirations of their constituents while solidifying their party’s presence across key regions.
