Protestors and supporters clash as Justin Trudeau visits deli
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exited his campaign bus in Stoney Creek, Ontario, he was greeted by protestors and supporters.
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exited his campaign bus in Stoney Creek, Ontario, he was greeted by protestors and supporters.

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exited his campaign bus in Stoney Creek, Ontario, he was greeted by the mostly welcoming chants of the people Hamilton East-Stoney Creek riding, a riding which became Liberal after an 18 percent swing from New Democrat candidate Wayne Marston, who served as MP from 2006 until 2015.
But as the crowd chanted “Bob and Justin, for more years,” one woman can be seen yelling “Down with Justin Trudeau, down! Down! Down!”
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View on XAs Trudeau entered the Elm Deli, some grew impatient, stating that Trudeau’s presence was getting in the way of buying their cigarettes.
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View on XOther counter-protestors were spotted nearby, with “Trudeau must go” signs in hand, and one particular person wearing a yellow vest and a megaphone, reportedly yelling “Justin Trudeau, I challenge you to a boxing match.”
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View on XWith the election quickly approaching, Canadians are letting their voices be heard. With polls showing a neck-and-neck race, only time will tell what will result of this election, which as of now, is still too close to call.
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