Carney’s Liberals defeat Conservatives, NDP loses party status

A new era begins in Canada with a rebooted Liberal party at the helm.

Results are being finalized following Monday night’s Canadian Federal election but celebrations ensued after the Liberals rose from the ashes under Prime Minister Mark Carney and won enough seats to form government.

The Carney-led party defeated Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives and Jagmeet Singh’s New Democrats, who officially lost party status Monday night.

Both the Liberals and the Tories pulled away from the rest of the pack.

What’s unclear at the moment, is if the Liberals will form a majority or a minority government, only needing three more seats to take control of the House of Commons.

A historic turnaround within just a few months is what the Liberal Party of Canada achieved to stay in power with Prime Minister Mark Carney leading the way.

The Carney Liberals will form the next government after it claimed more than 40 percent of the vote share in this year’s federal election.

While Elections Canada finalizes the results, the race turned out to be a razor-close race and the Liberals are projected to be a few seats short of winning a majority.

The former banker helped turned fortunes around, campaigning around the trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump, something he addressed in his late-night victory speech Monday night.