Liberals attempt to throw next election by acting guilty

The Liberals have decided to throw the next federal election by acting guilty with the SNC-Lavalin scandal. The Liberals have shut down a probe into the scandal, making it clear to the public they think they're guilty and that they won't be able to prove themselves innocent under any circumstances, and by extension throwing the upcoming federal election this fall.
This has left Conservatives like Andrew Scheer practically giddy that they'll win, despite their own ongoing issues like Scheer's low popularity among average Canadians. Conservatives however are hopeful that they'll be able to win, despite problems like this and memories of Stephen Harper's failings, as well as several ongoing scandals with provincial Conservatives including Doug Ford's many unpopular proposals like increasing class sizes, and Alberta's UCP being investigated for campaign financial violations.
This combination has left some NDP members hopefully that they'll be able to win the federal election for once, and hoping to capitalize off the increased call for equality and social support by youth in Canada and the US. While the NDP has always had problems making their platform clear and relate-able to voters in the past, they have been taking notes from the socialist rise in the United States and are reportedly "gearing up for our best campaign yet" according to NDP staffers.
As such, it looks like the upcoming Federal election is going to be a two party race between the Conservatives and the NDP, at least so long as the Liberals continue to act like their incredibly guilty in the SNC-Lavalin Scandal. We'll keep out readers updated as we learn more.