Justin Trudeau Wins Reelection in Canada
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- On Monday, general elections were held in Canada. Justin Trudeau won a second term as prime minister, though his Liberal party lost its majority in Parliament.
- The race for prime minister had essentially come down to Trudeau and his Conservative rival, Andrew Scheer.
- Nationally, the Conservatives won the popular vote, with 34% versus the Liberals’ 33%, but the Liberal party still picked up more seats.
- Now that they have lost a majority, Trudeau’s Liberals will likely need to rely on the New Democrats party to form a new government and pass legislation.
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