Informed sources revealed that Canadians will head to the polls on April 28 following a surprising decision by the federal government to call for early elections. The decision comes amid turbulent political atmospheres, as major parties seek to strengthen their positions ahead of the electoral deadline.

One of the most notable developments is the candidacy of Mark Carney, the former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, in the Nipin riding, currently held by Liberal MP Chandra Arya for the past ten years. Reports indicated that Arya was informed that he could not run again in this riding, which could complicate the position of the Liberal Party that is facing a decline in popular support.

Carney's candidacy is seen as an important step for the Liberal Party, which is striving to maintain its parliamentary majority, at a time when polls indicate a decrease in public support for the current government. The decision to exclude Arya from running in Nipin has led to unrest within the party, while Liberals are relying on Carney to achieve positive results in this crucial riding.

The early elections represent a real test of the government's popularity and its policies amid rising economic and social challenges.