Justin Trudeau’s ruling party loses traction across all religious groups in Canada: Survey
Hindustan TimesToronto: A majority of Hindus and Sikhs in Canada plan to vote for the opposition Conservative Party in the next elections, as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ruling Liberal Party loses traction across all religious groups, according to a new survey. Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre at a Navratri event in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada in October last year. “The opposition Conservatives lead in vote intention among decided and leaning Canadian Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Sikh voters, and those with no religious identity,” the non-profit, non-partisan Angus Reid Institute or ARI noted in the poll released on Thursday. The level of momentum for the Conservatives within these faith communities is significant as they form significant voting blocs in major urban areas in the Greater Toronto Area, Metro Vancouver and Calgary, which could prove decisive in the next elections, scheduled for October next year.
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