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at 4/29/25 4:24pmOn Monday night, at about 7:15 p.m. PT, media outlets including CBC News projected the Liberals would form the next government.- — MP-elect Corey Hogan hoped for more Liberals in Calgary
- at 4/29/25 3:31pmCorey Hogan, who was named a replacement candidate in Calgary Confederation a week into the campaign, said he has no idea what he's supposed to do next as a new member of Parliament.
- — 12 Indigenous candidates elected in 2025 federal election
- at 4/29/25 2:28pmTwelve First Nations, Inuit or Métis people were elected as the ballot count continues on Tuesday in the 2025 general election.
- — Carney and Trump speak, agree to meet in person following Liberal minority win
- at 4/29/25 1:54pmPrime Minister Mark Carney spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump a day after securing the Liberals a return to power and following a campaign very much based on reproaching the president's trade war and his 51s state ambitions.
- — Why a minority Liberal government took so long to call
- at 4/29/25 10:44amThe CBC Decision Desk took until Tuesday afternoon to predict the Liberals would form a minority government because Elections Canada needed extra time to count the record number of ballots cast.
- — Poilievre faces uncertain future after losing his own seat and failing to depose the Liberals
- at 4/29/25 10:10amConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered mixed results in Monday's election — boosting his party's vote share to a generational high with breakthroughs among new voting blocs, while at the same time failing to unseat Mark Carney and the Liberals from government and losing his own seat.
- — Premier vows to protect Alberta against 'future hostile acts' from Ottawa after Liberal victory
- at 4/29/25 9:47amAlberta Premier Danielle Smith is reacting to the results of the federal election by taking a swipe at the newly elected Liberal government and promising to protect the province against "future hostile acts" from Ottawa.
- — Ford calls on Carney to fast-track Ontario resource projects after Liberal election win
- at 4/29/25 6:29amOntario Premier Doug Ford congratulated Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday and called for his support on various infrastructure projects in the province.
- — Carney's win caps a remarkable turn of events — and sets up the immense challenges ahead
- at 4/29/25 6:18amAfter what could be the most remarkable four-month period in the history of Canadian politics, Carney has won his own mandate and this dizzying swirl of history has produced a uniquely split result.
- — Liberal Bruce Fanjoy topples Pierre Poilievre in Carleton
- at 4/29/25 2:48amConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is projected to lose his longtime rural Ottawa seat to Liberal Bruce Fanjoy.
- — 6 key takeaways from Monday's historic vote
- at 4/29/25 2:16amCanada’s 45th general election has significantly shaken up the composition of the House of Commons. Here are six takeaways from Monday’s election.
- — An emotional Singh steps down with NDP set to lose party status
- at 4/29/25 12:51amNDP Leader Jagmeet Singh struggled to keep his emotions in check late Monday night as he took the stage at his campaign headquarters in Burnaby, B.C., to deliver the bad news: his fight is over.
- — Bloc's fortunes slip as Liberals make gains in Quebec
- at 4/29/25 12:06amThe Bloc Québécois watched its fortunes slip as the Liberals made gains in Quebec on Monday, with the sovereigntist party projected to lose about one-third of the seats it held prior to the election.
- — Wins, losses and a recount: What happened in Quebec in the federal election
- at 4/28/25 11:26pmThe Liberal party rode a wave of Quebec support to a minority government victory after a night of close races across the country. The party won 44 seats in the province, even more than in 2015, when they won 40 en route to a sweeping majority under leader Justin Trudeau.
- — 'I lost my legal right to vote': Booths closed early — or didn't open at all — in some Nunavik villages
- at 4/28/25 7:59pmCBC has heard from residents in at least five Nunavik villages who say booths closed hours early, or didn't open at all.
- — Canada's 45th federal election in pictures
- at 4/28/25 3:01pmCanadians cast their ballots in a pivotal federal election on Monday. But they had to wait until Tuesday afternoon for Elections Canada to finish counting all the ballots. CBC News is projecting Prime Minister Mark Carney will lead a minority Liberal government.
- — RECAP | Everything that unfolded on Canada’s election night (and the day after)
- at 4/28/25 2:55pmNo more information available.
- — Trump implies Canadians vote for him on election day, Poilievre tells president to butt out
- at 4/28/25 8:12amConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told the U.S. president to butt out of the federal election after Donald Trump appeared to suggest Canadians vote for him when they go to the polls on Monday.
- — Carney vows to govern for all Canadians after winning election upended by Trump
- at 4/28/25 2:00amMark Carney achieved what seemed like an impossible feat just a few months ago, leading the Liberals to another victory after an election that was shaped by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and threats of annexation.
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