Like the gray sky on the Newmarket campaign, Sandra Cabena’s forecast for the rapidly sloping the Gain was cloudy
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Newmarket, Ont. – This is Monday morning for the second week of the Federal election campaign and Sandra Cobena, which means signature day.
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The conservative leader Pierre Poilievre reads a newmarket-Aurora candidate in the new Brunswick or the Newmarket-Aurora candidate with the volunteer group to install the campaign.
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Newmarket-Aurora, won by liberals in the last three elections, but previously by conservatives in two years. With the leaps, such a walk in the Rich Toronto area will be for conservatives if they plan to win the election.
And Cobena is the type of candidate they want to fight.
It is young, friendly and energetic with a background in commercial work. A mother who migrated from Ecuador as a young man, Cobena, as a child from Venezuela in Canada and with his wife and a supporter’s leader, made a betting and daily campaign that could restore a protective country.
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Cobena, who stands in the campaign, reminds the arrival story of his family, and took care of his younger brother and worked a lot of work for his parents to buy a house.
“We were not more of the clothes in our luggage, and unfortunately, we must put the baggage stolen and our clothes on the rubbish bags.”
In December 2023, he was the first of the first of the party in the York. With an army of about 350 volunteers, there are estimates for demolition of thousands of doors.
Poilievre himself, including Koben, including Koben, but fleeing the street, walking through the street and went out of the road and left the road.
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However, as the gray heaven above the campaign control, the new meter of the new meter is cloudy, the forecast of the slippling forecast of the APP.
It still comes to the affordability
“We could not want more than our candidate. We could not want more than our volunteers. The real surprising element is the federal scene,” said the president of the party’s Riding Association, which has been in conservative campaigns since 1982.
“It was a month and a month and a half ago, a month and a half ago and (Liberal leadership brand) took the leap of Carney and (US President Donald) Trump and more confused and more confused.”
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Measures are all in favor of a local minor business owner who serves as a Liberal candidate, Liberal candidate, Jennifer McLachlan, Liberal Candidate, Local Jennifer McLachlan, in favor of a local minor business owner since 2019.
McLachlan’s living cost and the expected “hate” and the expected “hate” and expected “Liberal Renewal” has witnessed “liberal revival” from the moment of the last October.
As people now pay more attention to the economy to the economy, he says and looks satisfied with Carney, which often comes when talking to voters.
Although the name was in voting, McLachlan said that the supporters actually chose who he was.
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“This sound,” Sounds for him “for her, said CARNEY’s doors knock on the doors along the more rich streets of the NewMarket.
“This causes pressure.”
Like a federal walk, Newmarket-Aurora, about 127,000 people, have a population of about 90,000 with the city of Newmarket. Also, a close battle between the Conservatives and the Liberals, 2021 and 2019 approaches with less than 3,000 votes in the federal elections.
Newmarket Mayor John Taylor – Who is the brother of a liberal candidate in a neighboring
The region itself is the house of car companies such as Magna International and TS Tech Canada. According to figures of Taylor’s office, at least 5,000 jobs in the Newmarket representing 10 percent of the city work are attached to export-based companies.
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He said that people can influence the impact on potential work losses and which tariffs for the economy in general.
“If you thought, if he thought,” Taylor said, “Taylor said,” If he thought, “Taylor said,” he said, “Taylor said.
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One of the communities around Toronto also discusses America’s flags to delete Trump as a symbolic stand against Canada’s ill-treatment of Canada. Taylor said that next week when it comes to the giant on the ice in a local arena, he said he planned to vote in favor.
At the same time, when a feeling of nervousness, Taylor sees that the society came together, as in the first days of the Covid-19 pandemology.
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“People felt the glass half of the glass or the glass is full or full.”
However, during these months, they felt that the potential interest rates, food prices and millenniums of Canadians were not a host to solutions.
For Cobena, affordable, heard of the most, and even heard of tariffs.
“He still comes in favor,” he says, “What is the concern: Prices are not going to be further and return onions.
Another issue remains a crime, and said, especially the theft. He said he was a friend to say that a friend’s cars were stolen.
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As for the campaign, President Koehler said that the situation in the south of the border is not just the presence of policies, but also not to discuss Poilievre, and at the same time the best of people will be most appropriate for the best.
Liberals’ McLachlan acknowledged that the campaign is more difficult to see as the local candidates of voters, both in Washington and Washington’s Federal leaders in Washington and Ottawa.
But this is where the campaign takes place.
“We didn’t go to this job a week ago.”
Another factor is how Poilievre is viewed. Although those who are familiar with the conservative leader, most voters go to the general impressions.
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“If you look at the demographic of the old woman, the concern is that he is surprising and surprising to him, because those who meet him and talk to him,” said Koehler.
As for some conservatives in connection with some conservatives due to some conservatives in connection with the remains of Poilievre in Poilievre, Koehler said that he is united in the campaign and watch the party headquarters.
“You have to go where Puck’s is.”
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