The Conservative Party chipped away at the lead held by Mark Carney’s Liberals in the final days of Canada’s election campaign, though surveys still point to a probable Liberal victory in Monday’s vote.

Canada will hold a general election on Monday, with polls indicating Prime Minister Mark Carney's ruling Liberals ahead of the official opposition Conservatives of Pierre Poilievre. There are 343 seats in the elected House of Commons chamber.

Canadians are heading to the polls on April 28. The two biggest parties competing are the Liberals, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, and the Conservatives under Pierre Poilievre. Canadian voters are driven by deep worries about the economy.

Canadians began voting on Monday for a new government to confront annexation threats from the United States and deal directly with President Donald Trump, whose trade war has defined the campaign. The Liberal Party,

Canadians go to the polls on Monday after an election campaign in which U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and musings about annexing Canada became the central issue. Trump's threats ignited a wave of patriotism that swelled support for Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney,

Liberal Mark Carney faces Conservative Pierre Poilievre in what has become a referendum on how Canada handles Trump.