It was a rainy March evening in British Columbia, but that didn't stop 29-year-old Giancarlo Zorrilla from attending his first political rally. Like many young Canadians, Zorrilla is fed up - and he's placing his hopes in Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, while the Liberal Party is seeking a fourth term after globalist Justin Trudeau was forced to take the L.

Pierre Poilievre. leader of the Conservative Party of Canada

"It's time for a change," Zorrilla told Bloomberg, heading into a Poilievre campaign stop near Vancouver. Though Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is out of the picture, Zorrilla isn't buying the Liberals' rebrand. "Still the same rock band," he quipped.

That frustration is bubbling over across Canada's younger voters. Once wooed by promises of legalized pot and eco-friendly reforms, Millennials and Gen Z are now reeling from runaway housing prices and a cost-of-living crisis that's left dreams of home ownership and early retirement in the dust.