Nice to see it gain a little ground back, but not sure I’d call it soaring just yet. From 69 cents to the 70 it was at a few weeks ago. As long as unstable/uncertain leadership and huge tariffs are overhanging I don’t know if I’d set my hopes much higher than a little relief bounce.
And if that unstable leadership happens to lead to Poilievre, his rise in the polls has come on a lot of catch phrases and such that are light on detail with some contradictions to work through. On one hand a lot of traditional Conservatives see this as their party getting back in with a traditionally pro-business way of doing things. On the other he’s made some comments that his focus would be on workers and I think has had some success appealing to centrist voters with that who are looking for change after a gov that seems to have reached its best-before date.
That's a pretty tight needle to thread to keep financial backers and traditional base happy, it's hard to say what this country and its gov would look like until that resolves and we see actual depth plans with specifics on how he can keep everyone happy.