By Raheel Raza and Rizwan Mohammad

An anti-incumbency fatigue of the kind exhibited by voters in the British parliamentary election and then in France is unmistakably present in Canada. People are angry and poised for change.

If the byelection results in Toronto-St. Paul’s and a string of pollster predictions are a good guide, a change of guard looks all but certain for Ottawa in October 2025.

Complex geopolitical, economic and social headwinds await the next federal government{ai:summary}In Canada, the political air is thick with discontent, echoing the anti-incumbency waves seen in Britain and France. Voters, fueled by frustration, are gearing up for a shift in power come October 2025. The byelection results in Toronto-St. Paul’s hint at a political reckoning. #politics

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