Trudeau, May both in Waterloo region Monday

It will be a busy Monday in Waterloo region with two federal leaders making campaign stops here.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is in Waterloo Monday morning to make a policy announcement at SandownePublic School.

Trudeau's stop will be brief as he's leaving to go to London for a stop in the early afternoon.

Green Party of Canada Leader Elizabeth May will stop in Kitchener in the afternoon.

She's expected at House of Friendship in downtown Kitchener before she visits the campaign office of Kitchener Centre candidate Mike Morrice.

Morrice is facing Liberal candidate and incumbent Raj Saini, Conservative Stephen Woodworth, the NDP's Andrew Moraga, People's Party of Canada candidatePatrick Bernier andEllen Papenburg, the candidate for the Animal Protection Party of Canada.

In the evening, May will attend a rally in Guelph.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer visited Waterloo region just before the election was called and sat down with CBC Kitchener-Waterloo's The Morning Edition host Craig Norris.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier have not been to the region since the election campaign got underway last week.

The federal election will be held on Oct. 21.