Canadian election heats up as party leaders attack each other's platforms ahead of April 28 vote.

In the final days of Canada's federal election campaign, party leaders are intensifying their criticisms of each other's platforms. Liberal Leader Mark Carney is criticizing the Conservatives for using "phantom math," while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accuses the Liberals of creating a platform for former PM Justin Trudeau. Polls suggest the Liberals are ahead, with NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh's party experiencing a decline in support. Leaders are campaigning across the country ahead of the April 28 election.