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Closing gap between Liberals and Conservatives should force Trudeau to reconsider calling an election in coming weeks, say some pollsters

The rising numbers of Delta variants in the country could also complicate Liberal Party’s intention to go to the polls this month, says pollster Frank Graves.

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