Canadians across six time zones go to the polls April 28 in a high-stakes federal election that will shape climate and energy policy and the country’s response to tariff and annexation threats issued by U.S. president Donald Trump. The election will also determine whether Canada doubles down on pitching new oil and gas projects to Europe and Asia or becomes a partner in a new clean energy trading bloc.
Q&A: What Canada’s Election Means for Climate Action and Ties With Europe—Amid Trump-Era Tensions
