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‘East Indians in Canada’ Part 8: April 28 polls are crucial for migrant communities
Mark Carney recommended to the Governor-General to dissolve the House months before the end of its term in October this year.
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Prabhjot Paul Singh - Mon, 21, Apr 2025
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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney makes an announcement during his Liberal Party election campaign tour at Nova Bus, in Saint-Eustache, Quebec, Canada April 15, 2025. / REUTERS/Carlos Osorio
Each election is unique. The future of a community, a province, or a nation hinges on its global relations with other countries. When Canada holds its federal elections on April 28, a lot will be at stake, not only for Canadians in general but also for its various migrant communities.
Canada is known as a multicultural, multiethnic, and multilingual country. As part of the Commonwealth, it opted for a monarchy pattern of Democracy, where the British King is still the head of the State.
Also read: ‘East Indians in Canada’ Part 7: They were born to rule
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