Canada’s ruling Liberals sweep special elections in boost to Mark Carney

Three projected victories are ‘a message’ to US that Carney ‘has the support of the Canadian people’, says one lawmaker Canada’s ruling Liberal party has swept three special elections in a result that showed voters backing the prime minister, Mark Carney, after his face-off with the US president, Donald Trump. The Cana

MONTREAL: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's party swept to victory in special elections on Monday (Aug 31), boosting the leader's parliamentary majority as a trade war with the United States escalates.Carney's Liberal Party secured three seats, taking the district of Chicoutimi-Le Fjord in French-speaking Quebec fr

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s party swept to victory in special elections on Monday, boosting the leader’s parliamentary majority as a trade war with the United States escalates. Carney’s Liberal Party secured three seats, taking the district of Chicoutimi-Le Fjord in French-speaking Quebec from the opposition

Prime Minister Mark Carney has executed a clean sweep of all three of Monday night’s federal byelections, snatching away a Quebec riding from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives and holding onto two Liberal strongholds in Ontario and British Columbia to solidify his majority government.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals swept three special elections on Monday night, strengthening the Canadian leader’s hand domestically as he defends against President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Liberal MP-elect Daniel Gobeil, former head of the Milk Producers of Quebec, vowed to be a strong voice for supply management.

Carney's tariff clash with Trump faces an early test as voters head to the polls in three Canadian byelections.