Canada’s Trudeau hammers rival over COVID-19 stance on last day of campaign. By Steve Scherer and Tyler Choi
MONTREAL/OAKVILLE, Ontario (Reuters) -Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, crisscrossing the country making a last pitch to voters before Monday’s election, said on Sunday only his Liberals could end the COVID-19 pandemic and accused his main rival of taking the wrong approach.
Opinion polls indicate the political advantage moving to Trudeau, who is stepping up attacks on Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole over the pandemic. Trudeau favors vaccine mandates opposed by O’Toole, who prefers testing to control the public health crisis.
If Trudeau does win, it would most likely be another minority government, leaving him dependent again upon other parties to govern. Trudeau, 49, took power in 2015.
O’Toole, 48, has been on the defensive since ally Jason Kenney, the conservative premier of Alberta, apologized on Wednesday… https://ift.tt/3AoRm3X
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