Candidates utilize various aircraft for Canadian election campaign

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A federal election is currently underway in Canada following its announcement on March 23, with the election set to officially occur on April 28, 2025. In light of this event, attention has turned to the campaign aircraft utilized by candidates as they traverse the nation. “In case you haven’t heard – and we definitely wouldn’t expect non-Canadians to know – a federal election is underway in Canada at the time of making this video,” a source disclosed. This examination comes as part of broader coverage of the election season in Canada.

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