Canada: Conservative's Scheer holds final rally ahead of federal election

W/S Supporters of Canadian Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer at rally, Richmond
W/S Scheer supporters
M/S Scheer supporters
M/S Scheer's wife, Jill Scheer, introducing him
W/S Scheer being introduced
W/S Scheer walking on stage
M/S Scheer walking on stage
W/S Scheer on stage
SOT, Andrew Scheer: "We are only one day away from making Justin Trudeau a one term prime minister."
M/S Scheer on stage *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Andrew Scheer: "My very first act as prime minister, the first piece of legislation for a Conservative government, my colleagues know this, Canadians know this, the first piece of legislation will be called 'An Act to Repeal the Carbon Tax,' ladies and gentlemen."
W/S Scheer addressing supporters
M/S Scheer saluting supporters
M/S Scheer supporters
SOT, Grace Hu, Scheer supporter: "I'm here because I really support the Conservative Party, and I believe that they're gonna do a much better job in running this country than the liberals will do, especially in terms of tax cuts and things like that, you know? Making sure that they're not, the government is more transparent with their dealings and not having trouble with the Ethics Committee like the Liberal Party did with Julie Wilson, people know that stuff."
M/S Scheer supporters *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Chip Bowness, Andrews Scheer supporter: "I'm hoping for a Conservative victory that's decisive enough to stop what's been going on for the last four years in this country."
M/S Scheer supporters *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Chip Bowness, Andrews Scheer supporter: "This country is the last place in the world where we've got a chance to get things right. And Mr. Scheer comes the closest to that than any of the candidates."
M/S Scheer supporters
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Canadian Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer held his final campaign rally in the Vancouver satellite city of Richmond on Sunday, on the eve of the country's federal election.
Supporters cheered Scheer, who said his first piece of legislation if elected prime minister would be an "Act to Repeal the Carbon Tax."
"This country is the last place in the world where we've got a chance to do get things right. And Mr. Scheer comes closest to that than any of the candidates," Scheer supporter Chip Bowness said.
Scheer's main opponent is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party, with polls showing the two rivals being neck-and-neck with neither of them being able to secure a majority.