Federal election 2015: Trudeau in Calgary on final campaign day

JustinTrudeau addressed a packed rally in northeast Calgary on the final day of the federal election campaign, as supporters lined up out the door to cheer on theLiberal leader.

"Alberta matters deeply to me," Trudeau told the packed room of at least 1,000 people, while hundreds more waited outside the northeast banquet hall.

Trudeau promised funding for issues dear to Calgarians, including the C-Train and flood mitigation.

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Trudeau, who has been drawing large crowds of supporters in the days leading up to Monday's vote, hopes the election will help the Liberals find their way out of the political wilderness in Alberta.

It hasbeen 47 years since Calgary elected a federal Liberal.PatMahoney,a former judge, was swept in amidTrudeaumaniain 1968, but lost his seatin the next election.

Trudeauwas careful not toinsult the Conservative party in a province traditionally seen as one of Canada's most conservative.

"Conservatives are not our enemies, they are our neighbours ... we just have to show them that Stephen Harper left them a long time ago," he said.

Trudeaubegan the last day of the long federal election campaign in Conservative territory with a stop in Edmonton earlier in the morning. Hecontinuedhis campaign inBritish Columbia later on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Harper gave a forceful denunciation of Liberal governments as he geared up for a full day of campaigning across the country.

NDP Leader TomMulcairalso attacked the Liberals, insisting the party hasnot really changed its ways.