Young Liberals Seize Power, Shape Canada's Future

0:00It's April 22nd. This is Canada News Today. AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. The young liberals just elected Nicholas Aboigy as their new chair, and he's highlighting a big opportunity for young Canadians. With four MPs under 30 in the Liberal Caucus, all Gen Z folks born after 2000 in a solid majority government, they've got real leverage to, shape major policies. This set of comes at a perfect time, as the party holds steady power after recent elections. Aboigy points out it's a rare moment where you voices can directly sway decisions that affect their generation. Young people in the party are fired up, seeing this as their chance to push priorities like housing, climate, and jobs. The impact could ripple out, making government more tuned to under 30 perspectives that often get overlooked. Now, they're building a unified front, linking campus clubs across the country with those four MPs to amplify their message loud and clear.

1:01Expect more moves from this crew as they lock in that influence, young Canada might just redefine the game.