Canada narrowly missed a far-right prime minister. But we're not in the clear yet | Tayo Bero

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : It's no secret that over the last decade, Canada's image as a welcoming, pacifist, melting pot has completely unravelled, revealing a right wing underbelly that has seen the rise of the "manosphere" and a deepening of its influences on young people, as well as a sharp increase in anti-immigrant sentiment and hate crimes.
44% : And while it's left to be seen how he will handle troublesome conservative provincial leaders and the multiple social issues left unaddressed in an abrupt campaign (the rights and wellbeing of Indigenous people and public funding, for one), it is clear that he has much to grapple with internally in the coming months, as he simultaneously navigates a radically new relationship with a country that was once one of our closest allies.
34% : Then Donald Trump won a second term in the US and effectively killed the Conservative party's momentum here.

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