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Vote Now: Who Do You Want As The Next Prime Minister Of Canada?

Darpan News Desk, 10 Aug, 2015 11:04 AM

    The 42nd Canadian Federal Elections are nearing!

    After the recent first debate among leaders of major national parties, it seems the parties are at their strongest and are leaving no stones unturned to gain the support of the public.

    Who do you think will win the elections?

    Who do you want as the next Prime Minister of Canada?

    Participate in the poll and share your views.

     

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