Katherine DeClerq

2 weeks ago | sootoday.com | Katherine DeClerq

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted exclusively to covering federal politics. The votes are in, and Canada has a new government. It’s a process that started months earlier as support for former prime minister Justin Trudeau began to dwindle, both within and outside the Liberal Party. But on Monday night and early into Tuesday, the election wrapped up. Here’s what you need to know: What were the results?

2 weeks ago | cambridgetoday.ca | Katherine DeClerq

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted exclusively to covering federal politics. The votes are in, and Canada has a new government. It’s a process that started months earlier as support for former prime minister Justin Trudeau began to dwindle, both within and outside the Liberal Party. But on Monday night and early into Tuesday, the election wrapped up. Here’s what you need to know: What were the results?

2 weeks ago | thetrillium.ca | Katherine DeClerq

A trio of New Democrats who recently left provincial politics to seek federal office have lost. A number of MPPs have left the provincial legislature over the last few years to seek office federally. Here’s how they did on election night: Joel Harden, first elected in Ottawa Centre in 2018, announced he would be running federally in 2024. He lost to Liberal incumbent Yasir Naqvi. Monique Taylor was first elected in 2011 in Hamilton Mountain. She lost to Liberal candidate Lisa Hepfner.

2 weeks ago | orilliamatters.com | Katherine DeClerq

Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Parliament Today, a Village Media newsletter devoted exclusively to covering federal politics. Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives missed their shot. The party, only months ago, was considered the government-in-waiting, but fell short of the Liberals Monday, winning 146 seats to the Grits’ 167, according to the results available by 2 a.m. Tuesday.

2 weeks ago | thetrillium.ca | Palak Mangat |Jessica Cross |Katherine DeClerq

Mark Carney’s Liberal party has won the federal election. The country’s major broadcasters declared a victory for the Liberals shortly after 10 p.m. on Monday night, a move that means the party will enjoy a fourth consecutive mandate. Whether or not the party will win enough seats to form a majority government was not yet clear. This story will be updated as more results come in.