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Prime Minister Mark Carney and his team have been sworn in in a ceremony that revealed shakeups in some portfolios. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said of the new cabinet, 'That isn't the change that Mr. Carney promised.'
Days after an estimated 19.6 million Canadians cast their ballots, the results of this year's federal election are coming in, bringing with them a new political landscape. Here are some of the takeaways from Canada's 45th trip to the polls:
The prospective new riding for federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is home to wheat fields, dinosaur bones and Nickelback.
More than three quarters of Canadians believe misinformation had an impact on the outcome of the federal election, a new poll suggests.
The New Democratic Party ran a leader-focused election campaign and lost touch with core supporters who ended up backing the Conservatives, says a former member of Parliament.
Amid questions about the future of the Conservative Party and its leader Pierre Poilievre, one Progressive Conservative premier says it’s time for some 'soul searching,' and one defeated member of Parliament says she thinks the party needs to not be 'so extreme' going forward.
Green party Leader Elizabeth May, the lone member of her party to be re-elected, says she’s open to throwing her hat in the ring for Speaker of the House when the next Parliament begins.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's election victory dance has put the spotlight on Canadian rap-rock band Down With Webster.
With the federal election over, the new Canadian Parliament will get to work at the House of Commons next month. An expert expects one factor to unite all politicians regardless of their party.
Jonathan Pedneault, co-leader of the Greens, is stepping down from his role at the helm of the party.
When Parliament resumes, the NDP will return to the House of Commons as a much-weakened political party with only seven seats. Without official status, the New Democrats will have much fewer resources.
One of only seven New Democrats elected in Canada’s 45th federal election says his party will bring a proposal to Parliament to retain official party status, despite the NDP caucus losing 17 members.
Bruce Fanjoy, the Liberal rookie who unseated Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in his longtime Ottawa-area riding, says he wasn’t surprised he won.
After five weeks of promising that he was the man to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump and rebuild the economy, Prime Minister Mark Carney now finds himself having to deliver on the campaign promises he made to Canadians; but he won’t be able to do it alone.
The leaders of the Conservatives and NDP have conceded the election to Mark Carney’s Liberals, with one leader choosing to step down. CTVNews.ca has continuing special coverage and analysis as results come in.
Democrat lawmakers in the United States applauded the Liberals’ election win under Mark Carney on Tuesday — while most Republican lawmakers stayed silent about an election campaign that turned into a rebuke of U.S. President Donald Trump’s taunts and tariffs.
