Ottawa residents witnessed the campaign in Rideau Hall

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Touhami Benguedda and the young family did not accelerate in the situation of Canada before migrating from Algeria to Canada 15 months ago.

“I did not know anything about it,” he said. “We came to Canada because it is a safe place for immigrants and has education and has many job opportunities.”

In Benguedda, his wife, Five-year-old Nour, who was a five-year-old Nour, who was a belatrous and two daughters, and five-year-old Nour, made the morning trek until the main reasons for the walking room.

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They wanted to see the scene, see the Liberal Leader Mark Carney and hear the federal election for April 28 and hearing the vision of vision for the nation building and looking at the US tariff and annexed threats.

For them, most of the security barriers joined three people behind: a cable stretching along a road. Three police officers, speaking in front of the media, removed the length of an NHL pitch and stopped between Carney.

The sun was shining, but there was a little cold in the air in -4 c.

This was a large number of Canadian scenes or not struggling for a position. For children, perhaps for their children, gently softened each other in a small snowstock.

“We are here because we are interested in the government and the Government of Canada.” “This moment is a big day in a great day in Canada’s history. We watch CBC news and listen to CBC on the radio.”

“It’s a big change,” said Belatrous.

As newcomers relative to Canada, they are still unavailable to vote, but not disappointed.

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“No, it’s good,” said Bengued. “This is orderly. We can vote after three years of stay.”

Standing a coffee cup in his hand, andrew Williams, standing at the hands of a few meters. A builder walks regularly on the basis.

“I thought I thought it was not a lot of people who had the opportunity to show this thing,” said Carney, 90 minutes before 90 minutes before 90 minutes before 90 minutes ago. “I want to say that no one will have a country to stand for an hour in the country, but yes, if you take the opportunity, I only wear a pair of long Johns today.”

Williams says there is a “feeling of citizens” when it believes in the Rideau Hall, the country is a vital moment.

“I have always thought it is generally important in politics and what happens to the fact that they are a little higher. Only for this.”

Williams, conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is not a fan of “attitude and policy”, but also wants more to respond to what is happening in the election.

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“This Chandra I am looking forward to hearing more about something,” said the party in March 2015, but after March 20, he was canceled by the party a few days ago.

Another local resident said Peter Henshaw said it should be here for the future of the country.

He was amazed by what Carney said.

“I accept it as one of the great nation builders, we did not see in generations,” he said. “This is the concept of understanding how to build only in Canada, the concept of the economy. I only see everything we have seen since the 1970s.”

Everyone shared the same policy in the crowd.

Jonathan Villeneuve, a black baseball lid with a white maple leaf on the frontline, was a place with a white maple leaf on the front and was not impressed with the message of Carney.

“I hope that because his opponents (Trudeau) are closely involved in the government, this is exactly what he objected.” “He likes to frame himself as a candidate for outside and change, but was Trudea’s financial adviser in the past 10 years (the Prime Minister’s Office), so how can you be up to five more?” Change is not a candidate. “

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Villeneuve was also quiet with people who also scored, and even how calm the environment would be quiet and even sharing different thoughts.

“It’s small (the belt) did not step here and no one steps around, which is a neutral of the Canadians. This would never see it.” “You would see a wall or fence. Thus, this is a special thing about Canada, but we lose slowly.”

Villeneuve spoke a little bit soon.

Leonard Poole, local resident, came to the scene so early, just went with a protected barrier and spent the next two hours hanged in the media region.

“I really wanted to witness what happened,” he said. “I knew this was a very important election. This is why I’m here. This is a monumental election that intends to make a change for these generations.”

In fact, everyone is the same feeling that everyone is brought to the day.

kwarren@postmedia.com

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