Canadian politics is increasingly being shaped by concerns over housing affordability, inflation and economic pressure on middle-class families.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government faces growing scrutiny as opposition parties attempt to capitalize on public frustration over rising living costs and housing shortages.
Polls suggest that economic issues continue to dominate voter priorities, overshadowing many traditional political debates.
As election preparations accelerate, the campaign is expected to focus heavily on affordability, immigration policy, energy development and Canada’s broader economic competitiveness.
