Canada Elections 2025: India’s Role, Trump’s Jab

Introduction

Hello, friends! I’m Harsh, and today I’m back with a topic that’s not just interesting but is set to dominate headlines in the coming days. In this article, we’re going to talk about Canada—a country that’s currently in the spotlight with a new Prime Minister, old politics, and some fears that might leave you stunned. So, let’s dive right in!

Canada’s New Face: Mark Carney, But Has Anything Changed?

You might be thinking, “Justin Trudeau is out of Canada, and now we have Mark Carney as the new Prime Minister.” From the outside, it looks like he’s more reasonable, more mature. But let me tell you straight up—Canada under him is pretty much the same as it was under Trudeau.

Why? Because the ruling party hasn’t changed. It’s still the Liberal Party calling the shots. Only the face has changed, not the game. Recently, current PM dropped a bombshell statement: the country is going through a tough time right now. They need a strong government, and to make that happen, they’re pushing for elections as soon as possible. Yes, 2025 is going to see some seriously important elections in Canada.

I’ve seen Canada’s politics up close myself. A few years ago, when I visited the country, I thought it was all about peace and simplicity. But the situation today tells a different story—one that’s far more chaotic than I’d imagined.

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Donald Trump’s Jab: “Canada Isn’t Even a Real Country?”

Canada’s PM recently told his people that on one side, there’s Donald Trump openly saying, “Canada isn’t even a real country.” Yep, according to Trump, Canada doesn’t even qualify as a nation! Add to that the looming threat of tariffs. The PM went further, warning Canadians that Trump doesn’t just deny their country’s existence—he might even want to break it apart. Imagine this: Trump’s shadow on one side, and Canada’s own internal challenges on the other. What must the people there be feeling?

I remember chatting with a Canadian friend about this. He told me, “Harsh, we don’t even know if Trump’s joking or serious. But hearing this stuff? It’s scary.” And that’s exactly the fear Canada’s government is amplifying among its citizens.

India’s Canada Connection: Meddling in Elections?

Now here’s where the plot twists. Canada claims that India might interfere in their 2025 elections. Yes, you heard that right—India! Canada’s spy agency recently stated that India not only has the intent but also the capability to meddle in their elections. According to them, India wants to flex its geopolitical ambitions.

Their report says it loud and clear: “We have also seen the Government of India has intent and capability to interfere in Canadian communities and democratic process to assert its global influence.”

When I heard this, I couldn’t help but laugh—and get a little angry. I thought, “Come on, Canada has its own mess—Trump questions their existence every morning, and they’re busy painting India as the villain?” But then I dug deeper. For years now, Canada’s been building a narrative against India. Their government is presenting India as a “hostile country.” And it’s starting to show its effects.

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Rising Racism: Impact on Indians

I’ve come across several articles lately—“Students Struggle in Canada Amid Rising Racism and Housing Challenges.” Housing prices there are skyrocketing, and on top of that, Indians are facing more racism. A friend of mine shared how tough it was to find a rental in Toronto, just because he’s Indian. Seeing all this, it feels like Canada’s “India as the enemy” narrative is sinking into people’s minds.

China, Russia, and Pakistan on the List Too

Canada didn’t stop at India. They’ve also accused China, Russia, and Pakistan of potentially interfering in their elections. They specifically mentioned that China could use AI tools to mess with their democratic process. But the way they’ve targeted India and China feels sharper compared to the lighter mentions of Russia and Pakistan. Why? Maybe because the Liberal Party wants to create a fear-driven atmosphere for the upcoming elections.

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Liberals vs. Conservatives: Canada’s Political Showdown

Elections in Canada kick off on April 28, 2025. The Liberal Party’s narrative is crystal clear—“Canada is under attack. Trump wants to break us, India and China might meddle in our elections. Vote for us, we’ll protect you.” On the other side, Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative Party leader, promises to improve ties with India and deal with Trump respectfully. The big question is: Will Canadians buy into this fear, or will they choose a right-wing government this time?

G7 Summit and India: Canada’s Role

Canada is hosting the G7 Summit this time around. If the Liberals win, I doubt PM Modi will attend. But if the Conservatives take power, I believe his chances of showing up will shoot up. Oh, and Trump? He’s bound to stir the pot at this summit. He might even say, “Bring Russia back, make it G8 again!” It’s going to be a wild ride.