Carney Liberals clinch majority with victories in two Toronto byelections
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The Liberal party in Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, has secured a majority government after winning two byelections in the Toronto area. This historic win marks the first time a federal government in Canada has switched from a minority to a majority between elections.
The Liberal party has won two byelections in Toronto, giving them a majority government. The wins in University—Rosedale and Scarborough Southwest bring the total number of Liberal seats to 173. This is a historic moment, as it's the first time a federal government in Canada has switched from a minority to a majority between elections. The Liberal party will now be able to pass legislation without the support of another party. The Conservative Leader accused Carney of a 'cynical power grab' through backroom deals. The Liberals won the seats with candidates Danielle Martin and Doly Begum.
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