Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to call for snap elections is proving to be a mistake. A surge in Wuhan virus cases has led to public anger. As Canada votes, opinion polls show Trudeau is falling short of a majority. Palki Sharma has more.

Gravitas US Edition: Canada votes: Trudeau's fate hangs in balance

Canada will go to the polls on September 20. PM Justin Trudeau has called for snap elections. He is hoping to win a majority in the Parliament. Experts say Trudeau's party could lose, and Trudeau could find himself out of office in 2 weeks. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Canada heads to polls on September 20

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau restarted his election campaigning after canceling weekend rallies due to vocal and disrupting protesters.

Canada: Trudeau resumes election campaign after angry crowds disrupt rallies

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau announces snap polls next month

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced snap elections for September 20, two years ahead of schedule, in a bid to capitalize on the country's pandemic response which has received cross-party support.

Canada: PM Justin Trudeau calls snap elections on September 20