OTTAWA — Elections Canada says it has boosted availability of security at polling locations in light of ongoing “tensions” caused by the Israel-Hamas conflict and the historic trade war with the United States.

Elections Commissioner Stéphane Perrault said on Monday that his organization is ready to deliver a “secure and accessible” federal election on April 28.

Elections Canada says it has boosted availability of security at polling locations in light of ongoing “tensions."{ai:summary}<p>Elections Canada has increased security at polling locations due to heightened tensions from the Israel-Hamas conflict and ongoing trade issues with the U.S. Elections Commissioner Stéphane Perrault assured that the agency is prepared to ensure a secure and accessible federal election on April 28. </p><p>#politics</p>

Elections Canada boosts access to security at polling locations due to ongoing 'tensions'

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