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Byelections: Liberals Seek Majority in Terrebonne

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Tune in to learn about the crucial federal byelections in Toronto and Montreal, where voters have until nine p.m. tonight to cast their ballots. These elections could secure Prime Minister Mark Carney a majority in the House of Commons. The seats in Scarborough Southwest and University-Rosedale are expected to go to the Liberals, but Terrebonne is a tight race against the Bloc Québécois. Winning all three seats would give the Liberals a majority, though they may still need the extra Terrebonne win to govern without opposition help. Dont miss this opportunity to shape the governments next moves!

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Byelections: Liberals Seek Majority in Terrebonne

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Byelections: Liberals Seek Majority in Terrebonne. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Voters in two Toronto area writings and one near Montreal have until 9 p.m. tonight to hit advance polls for federal by-elections on April 13th that could hand Prime Minister Mark Carney a majority in the House of Commons. These seats opened up last month, Scarborough, Southwest after Bill Blair became Canada's High Commissioner to the UK and University, Rose Dale Wynn. Kristia Freeland left to advise Ukraine's president and lead the road's trust. Terror bonds different Supreme Court tossed the Liberals one-vote Wynn from the last election after a male ballot mix-up. Both Toronto's spots look like locks for the Liberals, but Terror bonds are real battleground against the block Capacua where they held it before. Winning all three pushes Liberals to 172 seats, enough for majority power, though the non-voting speaker means they might still. Make that extra Terabon Wynn to seal deals without opposition help. Polls call it a dead heat there. You can still vote at elections Canada offices by 6 p.m.

Tuesday or mail-in if you apply by then, key races like these shape the government's next. Moose Vancouver News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.

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