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Millions of Canadian, turns to throw ballots in the country on Monday 45th election to choose a new government.
Heads in the elections shade In the age of trade war and the world’s second largest people in the world during economic uncertainty.
On Friday, Canada has recorded a record of 28.3 million voters from 28.9 million voters.
Here’s what you need to know about what is in the election and danger.
When are the surveys opened and when does it close?
The first surveys in Canada were opened on Monday (11:00 GMT) in the east of Newfoundland (11:00 GMT). The last box set to open, will be in 7 local time (14:00 GMT), British Columbia’s Westmost province.
Voting centers in the zones of Canada will remain open for 12 hours.
On Monday, 7 o’clock (02:00 GMT, Tuesday), British Columbia, Bulletins will be the end to see sealed ballots.
When will the results be known?
The polling station begins immediately after the boxes were turned off in every time.
In the evening, including Newfound, there may be the initial results of the regions, which are about 8:30 (23.00) in the evening.
The Canadian elections, the independent, nonpartisan government agency, waiting for the election night to be considered the “vast majority of” votes. Preliminary results are usually available to announce winners according to the Canadian media, independent analysis.
Elections Canadian recordings final, official results after about six months after the end of election day.
How does voting work in Canada?
Each eligible selector is given a polling station according to the home address they can be able to find the zip code on the Canadian website.
In the polling station, selecting the ID card and address issued by a government as a SCUTs license proves to get a ballot paper. Celebrate the circle next to the name of the candidate they want to vote later; The most voting candidate was the parliamentary member of the parliamentary area or “board”.
The party, who received the most MPs, is usually the government, and the leader becomes a prime minister. Canadians do not vote directly prime minister.
What are the leading parties and their best candidates?
There are four main federal political parties in Canada.
The Liberal Party has managed the most elections to win the most elections since the construction of 1867. His main rival is also conservative parties such as the old “progressive conservative” who won several times.
Liberals have led to Justin Trudeau since 2015 go down in January. Current Interim Prime Minister, Brand CarneyNow is one of the best candidates of this year. The conservative and the official opposition face against the leader, StoneA deputy known in the Ottawa region with populist style.
Jagmeet Singh also compete with the new Democratic Party (NDP), based on the left led. The MDP took 24 seats in the outgoing Commons House – the parliament’s low house – and the Liberty supported the Liberals in the Minority Government. However, this partnership ended last September. Their best result was the official opposition once the 2011 election.
The block goes to Quebecois has 33 places in the house and is headed by Yves-Francois Blanchet. However, this is only a conversation in the French Quebec and directed to promote the interests of the region. There is also a green party and a right-wing People’s Party, but they are smaller and this election is not predicted to make significant gains.
Who wins the Canadian elections according to surveys?
Until mid-January-January, the Conservatives leading the show, 26 percent of the liberals are sent to slide the tide of power with the majority government.
However, since today, the Liberal Party has risen. Currently, the surveys show that the Liberals are conservatives in the nearest competition.
On Sunday, compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent compared to 42.8 percent.
NDP was third in 8.1 percent and 6 percent after the block quebeco. There were 1.8 percent of the green and 1.3 percent of the People’s Party.
Dramatic sliding follows Trudea’s resignation and The rise of Carney As a liberal leader, US President Donald Trump’s aggressive approach to Canada as an increased concern.
On March 20, a survey from the research firm of Ismos, 41% of 41 percent of respondents, Carney, Carney, 31 percent for 31 percent of the 41% percent. Shouliyevre, who believed in 43 percent of the voting, is almost twice as many as those who feel the same in CARNEY.
Poilievre and other opposition leaders set up on favorable issues such as groceries and housing expenses rising their election campaign.
But Experts say Trump tariffs and threats are in the focus of the Campaign “51th State” of Canada “campaign – the best of the most people in Canada think that they think that the best of people thinks until Washington.
What does Canada look like in 2025?
More than 28.9 million Canadians this year, the 45th parliament has the right to voices papers from 10 provinces and three areas.
Most people live in a country with about 41.5 million inhabited by city areas. In general, the quality of life in the 18th part of the world in Canada, the human development index in the 18th part of the world has 18 years in the world for 82 years.
Economically, Canada’s gross domestic product is one of the best 15 of the world’s top 15 per $ 2.14 trillion. Canadian dollars are stable and inflation in March was relatively low.
However, expenses are increasing as the decline in opportunities. When the unemployment rate in March 6.7 percent, when the country finds 32,600 jobs. This was the first decrease in the roles of three years, statistics statistics, more than three years, the statistics are the first decrease in statistics statistics. Unemployment among young people was especially high in 2024, and in the first place, in the first place, also affected black and local youth, as well as other minorities.
What is Canadian political system?
Canada is a parliamentary democracy, which is done by laws and decisions are made by the elected parliament. As with the Constitutional monarchy, a ceremony of King Charles III of England, England, and the governor was officially signed by the Prime Minister’s laws adopted by parliament.
Appropriate citizens choose members of the Commons House. If a party provides a majority of at least 172 places, the majority government is organizing. If he wins less, it can still organize the government of minorities with the support of other parties.
The Senate, appointed by the Prime Minister, also has a house of the Senate. His main work is to review, change and approve the laws of the comments passed.
What are the main political issues?
Trump tariffs – Some presented, others were threatened – Canadian goods changed domestic policy and public opinions. In the march, Youngov survey found that about half of Canadians now listed the relations of the United States as the most.
This was followed by the apartment anxiety. Immigration numbers fell in 2020, but in 2021, as the economy was reopened, again resumed with the flow of employees and students on temporary visas. Since 2020, the average rent in Canada has increased by 18 percent.
At least 33% of Canadians say that inflation and health work is also important. Consumer prices climb sharp, statistics are projected to increase inflation due to statistical tariffs.
Canadians say access to a suitable healthcare expense period or pocket for basic health services. The media was waiting for a general practice in 27.7 weeks in 2024, 27.9 weeks of the Institute of Fraser, 27.9 weeks, Libertarian-conservative Canadian state policy thinking Tank. According to local press, 6.5 million canadian family doctors are fighting to receive meetings.
What is their usual voter turnout?
According to the International Democracy and Election Assistance Institute, global secondary election activity in the national elections in 2023 decreased from 65.2% to 55 percent in 2008. Canada 2021 election activity is 62.6 percent.
In the last 100 years, Canada was held in 33 elections and the highest voter turnout was 79.4 percent in 1958. In 2011, the lowest national activity was 58.5 percent.
This year’s 7.3 million advanced voting exceeded 2.8 million records during the 2021 elections.
