This is John Batchel, a conversation with my colleague Charles Burton of synopsis about the

Canadian election in a number of hours. Striking the conservative position maintained by

Mr. Pierre Pilever of these last years is now, in large part, Mark Carney's position for major policy issues for the liberals. In other words,

Carney has erased his previous green emphasis and replaced it with policies that are consistent

with the riches of Canada, such as energy and resources, natural resources. Here's Charles

to summarize how Mr. Carney leading in the polls is leading with policies that are here

to four conservative policies. The Canadian election, topopsie Turvey.

More of this tonight.

He told Mr. Pualiev that, you know, your election platform was to cut the carbon tax and to defeat Mr. Trudeau.

And Mr. Carney preemptively abandoned the carbon tax and Mr. Trudeau's no longer there. I think that, you know, the liberal's reduction

in the capital gains tax, which was also a conservative measure, is there, and the liberal's

suggestion that they would be reducing their, their aversion to the export of oil and liquefied natural gas is also undercutting Mr. Poliev's program.