Canadian federal leaders target Ontario and Quebec with policies for seniors, low-income voters, and autoworkers.

Federal leaders in Canada, including Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Liberal Leader Mark Carney, are focusing their campaigns on Ontario and Quebec, with policies aimed at seniors, low-income voters, and autoworkers. Poilievre has proposed increasing tax-free earnings for working seniors and raising the RRSP age limit. Carney announced a $2 billion fund to protect manufacturing jobs and pledged to prioritize Canadian-built products. Meanwhile, Carney faces criticism for not participating in a French-language debate in Quebec, a key province with 78 federal ridings.