Your World Tonight Federal campaign tricks, New York businesses missing Canadian tourists, seniors in Hong Kong cope with loneliness, and more
Apr 13, 2025
Join Olivia Stefanovich, a CBC News reporter in Timmins, and Rafi Boudjikanian, who covers Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre in Ottawa, as they dive into the heated final weeks of the federal campaign. They discuss the controversial tactics employed by the Liberal party and the struggles undecided voters face. The duo also explores how Canadian tourism is dwindling due to political tensions, impacting New York businesses. Additionally, they shed light on the loneliness of Hong Kong's seniors as their families relocate, revealing critical social challenges.
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Senior's Concerns
- Senior Ava Trebatch in Kitchener is another undecided voter.
- Her priorities include a better old-age pension and a stable economy, and she's waiting for the debates.
Undecided Voter
- Toronto resident Jake Roslin is unsure who to vote for due to economic concerns and the rising cost of housing.
- He's considering Mark Carney for economic stability but remains critical of the Liberals' housing record.
Campaign Trick Backfires
- Liberal operatives planted buttons with divisive messages at a Conservative conference.
- One button read "Stop the Steal," while the other criticized the Conservative campaign manager.