Canada elections: The liberal party is expected to lead a fourth consecutive government

The liberal Canada Party The country’s federal elections are expected to win the fourth time in a row.

The liberals, under the leadership of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carne, who took over the position of Justin Trudeau earlier this year, won a majority in a shocking shocking by US President Donald Trump’s threats to annexation and definitions of American ally and the northern neighbor.

Late Monday, the liberal party was leading with a score of 161 seats in Parliament instead of 150 seats occupied by the Conservative Party. The party needs to win 172 seats out of 343 seats for parliament to carry the majority.

Carney won his ride in Ottawa on Monday. He is the first prime minister to represent capital since the first Prime Minister in Canada, John A. McDonald. The former liberal deputy prime minister and finance minister Christia Ferrend, whose resignation last December, won Trudeau’s announcement of his plans to resign in January, in his re -election in his ride in Toronto.

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Liberalists were expected to win more seats than conservatives when opinion polls were closed, although it was not immediately clear whether they would secure an explicit majority, allowing them to advance legislation without the need for voices from the minority.

The majority party appears to be over control when Trump started a trade war With Canada and suggested that the country become an American state. Trump’s movements led to the anger of the Canadians and led to an increase in nationalism that helped the liberals to turn the forecasts previously to retain power.

“We have died and buried in December. Now we will form a government.”

“We have turned this thanks to Mark,” he added.

The Conservative Party leader, Pierre Boulevri, sought to make the elections a Referendum on TrudeauWhose popularity decreased before he ultimately descended in January.

In recent months of Trudeau, Trump has repeatedly referred to him as the Canadian ruler amid continuous comments about the country’s 51st state.

Even Trump suggested on the election day that he was in voting, and he once again said that Canada should become the state 51. He also claimed incorrectly that the United States supports Canada.

“It is not logical unless Canada is a state!” He wrote about social truth.

Poilievre replied to Trump, and urged him not to try to influence the Canada elections.

“President Trump, keep away from our election. The only people to decide the future of Canada are Canadians in the ballot box,” wrote on X.

Trump’s attacks have thwarted many Canadians, prompting many to cancel American vacations, and refused to buy American goods and perhaps even vote early. 7.3 million Canadians registered voting cards before election day.

“The Americans want to break us so that they can take us,” Carney said before the elections. “These are not just words. That’s in danger.”

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Carney and the liberals made history by securing the fourth consecutive party, but there are challenges in the future.

In addition to the American customs tariffs on Canadian goods, Canada faces a cost -cost living crisis.

More than 75 % of Canada’s exports go to the United States, so the threat of Trump’s tariff and wishes to North America auto companies to transfer Canada’s production to the United States can hurt the country’s economy strongly.

On the campaign path, Carney promised that every dollar gathered by the government from the anti -American carriers will go to the Canadian workers affected negatively b Trade War.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.