(29 Apr 2025)
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FILE: Toronto – 26 April 2025
1. Pedestrians and vehicles travel through downtown with the CN Tower in the distance
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ARCHIVE: Toronto – 28 April 2025
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2. A voter drops a ballot in a box and walks away
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Toronto – 29 April 2025
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Bothwell, University of Toronto professor:
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“This is the strangest election of my lifetime. It turned not once, but twice, and in totally unexpected ways. … And a party is now the government of Canada that five months ago we would have been patting down the headstone and piling on the earth and saying, ‘Go with God.’”
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Mississauga, Ontario – 28 April 2025
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4. Activity inside a polling location
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FILE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025
5. A sign-waving crowd assembles inside an airplane hangar with the Liberal Party’s plane in the distance during a rally featuring Prime Minister Mark Carney
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FILE: Grand Rapids, Michigan – 5 November 2024
6. Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump smiles as his name is chanted at a campaign rally
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FILE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025
7. An attendee at the Carney campaign event waves a hockey stick that has a Canadian flag attached to it
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Toronto – 29 April 2025
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Bothwell, University of Toronto professor:
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“Much to Canadians’ absolute shock, Trump indicated that he wanted to absorb Canada in the United States and started speaking about Canada in a really insulting way and about its prime minister, Trudeau. And so, that stimulated a strong nationalist reaction.”
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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 25 April 2025
9. A Canadian flag hangs from a garage in a suburban neighborhood
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FILE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025
10. Attendees chant Carney’s name
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Toronto – 29 April 2025
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Bothwell, University of Toronto professor:
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“The nationalist reaction fueled the Liberal Party. And within two months, they’d caught up with Conservatives in the polls. They’d passed them.”
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ARCHIVE: Mississauga, Ontario – 26 April 2025
12. Carney wraps up his remarks and walks offstage
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Toronto – 29 April 2025
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Bothwell, University of Toronto professor:
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“But Trump is still there. And on the day of the election, he once again said that he wanted Canada to join the United States. And so, we can anticipate that Trump is going to be a factor in Canadian politics for the foreseeable future. And that means that Canadian politics are going to be chaotic and disrupted in the way that American politics are chaotic and disrupted under Donald Trump.”
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Mississauga, Ontario – 28 April 2025
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14. A supervisor closes the door at the time polls closed
STORYLINE:
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party won the federal election, but the issues swirling around the nation’s southern neighbor persist, an expert said Tuesday.
“Trump is still there,” historian Robert Bothwell said.
Monday’s electoral victory capped a stunning turnaround in fortunes fueled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s annexation threats and trade war.
But then Trump launched a trade war with Canada and suggested the country should become the 51st state, outraging voters and upending the election.
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