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Then in January, President Donald Trump, threatening tariffs and annexation against Canada, brewed a crisis that seemed tailor-made for one of the world’s most seasoned managers of economic turmoil.

Polls are tightening heading into the final weekend of the federal election campaign. But if those numbers ring true, millions of voters could be left feeling disenfranchised on election night.

Polling consistently shows Canadians believe Carney – a former investment banker who also led the central banks of Canada and Britain – is the strongest candidate to take on Washington.