From Global News.

Canada-U.S. relations are one of the top issues on voters’ minds for the federal election, which Liberal Leader Mark Carney is trying to capitalize on. Mackenzie Gray reports on how the Liberals are pitching Carney as the best person to take on U.S. President Donald Trump.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has already spent several months campaigning in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), and it’s where he’s starting his party’s federal election campaign too. David Akin looks at why the GTA is so crucial to the Tories’ chances of winning and how Poilievre is promising an income tax cut "for everybody."

The NDP started the first full day of its 2025 federal election campaign in Quebec, where the party holds only one seat. Touria Izri looks at what NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is already promising and why the party could struggle to stay relevant in Quebec.

Plus, liquidation sales are officially starting at most Hudson’s Bay stores, with all but six locations likely shuttering for good by summer. Heidi Petracek speaks with Canadians looking back on The Bay’s history, as Canada’s oldest company faces an uncertain future.

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