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Federal leaders preparing for election debates as polls suggest a tight race

Federal leaders, including Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, are preparing for pivotal debates this week amid a tight election race.
Polling indicates that the Liberals, led by Carney, have 44% support compared to 37.9% for the Conservatives, suggesting a competitive election landscape.
Debate strategists emphasize that both Carney and Poilievre need to connect with voters, as the election is emerging as a two-party contest.
Voter sentiment is shifting due to Trump's aggressive policies, with some former Bloc Quebecois supporters considering voting Liberal.

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