Liberals Edge in Terrebonne Byelection

0:00It's April 6th, Canada News Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Polsters, Nick Nanos, and Kito Maki see the Liberals holding a slight edge in the terrible by-election set for April 13th in Quebec. It's a rematch between Liberal Tatiana Auguste and Blacay Quah, Connaidate, Natalie Sinclair, Dez Gagne, and a riding that flip last year. The previous election went down to one single vote for the Liberals, but a mail-in ballot error led to a Supreme Court challenge. The court annulled the result back on February 13th, 2026, forcing this due over. Meanwhile, two other by-elections in Toronto area writings look safe for the Liberals. Liberals are all in, sending over 20 MPs including health minister Marjorie Michael to rally support. Party insiders say their porn resources into phone banks and ground game, treating it like a must-win. For the block, it's about reclaiming a long-time stronghold they've held since 1984.

1:02With 42 independents in the mix, elections Canada is using right-in ballots, where voters scribble candidate names. Official stress clear intent counts, even with misspellings, but Polsters warn a tight finish could spark disputes and delays on election night. A liberal win here bumps them to 171 seats, giving a slim majority cushion to push bills easier. Keep eyes on terribone. This one's got all the drama to shape the government's next moves.