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How will the election work?
Voters nationwide will elect all 343 member of the House of Commons, one for each constituency. There are no primaries or runoffs — just a single round of voting.
How is the prime minister chosen?
The party that commands a majority in the House of Commons, either alone or with the support of another party, will form the next government and its leader will be prime minister.
Who are the top candidates?
Carney, 60, is one of the two main candidates. He successfully navigated financial crises when he headed the Bank of Canada and later ran the Bank of England, becoming the first non-U.K. citizen to do so since its 1694 founding.
Pierre Poilievre is Carney’s main challenger. He and the party seemed headed for a big victory in the election until Trump's near-daily trade and annexation threats derailed them. Poilievre, 45, is a career politician and firebrand populist who says he will put “Canada first.” For years his party’s go-to attack dog, he frequently criticizes the mainstream media and vows to defund Canada’s public broadcaster.
There are two other parties that have official status in Parliament.
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This time, around 65 Punjab-origin candidates contested Canada's Federal polls, won by the Liberal Party.
In 2021, 18 Punjabis had won the polls, while in 2019, 20 Punjab-origin were elected to the House of Commons.
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Canada election 2025: How each province voted; Liberal fortresses & Conservative strongholds
- Alberta: Conservatives dominate with 63.7% votes and 34 seats; Liberals win 2, NDP 1.
- British Columbia: Liberals edge out Conservatives (41.6% vs. 41.1%); 20 and 19 seats respectively, NDP wins 3.
- Manitoba: Conservatives lead with 46.6% and 7 seats; Liberals win 6, NDP 1.
- New Brunswick: Liberals win with 53.3% and 6 seats; Conservatives take 4, NDP gets no seats.
- Newfoundland and Labrador: Liberals secure 54.3% votes and 5 seats; Conservatives win 2, NDP shut out.
- Northwest Territories: Liberals win sole seat with 53.8%; Conservatives and NDP trail behind.
- Nova Scotia: Liberals sweep with 57% votes and 10 of 11 seats; Conservatives win 1, NDP none.
- Nunavut: NDP wins sole seat with 37.3%, narrowly ahead of Liberals (36.6%), Conservatives third.
- Ontario: Liberals win 48.8% and 69 seats; Conservatives close behind with 44% and 53 seats, NDP win none.
- Prince Edward Island: Liberals sweep all 4 seats with 57.3%; Conservatives second, NDP minimal support.
- Quebec: Liberals lead with 42.4% and 43 seats; Bloc wins 23 seats, Conservatives 11.
- Saskatchewan: Conservatives dominate with 64.7% and 13 seats; Liberals take 1, NDP win none.
- Yukon: Liberals win sole seat with 52.8%; Conservatives and NDP trail with no wins.
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"We will always put Canada first," Poilievre told supporters in Canada's capital, adding: "Conservatives will work with the prime minister and all parties with the common goal of defending Canada's interests and getting a new trade deal that puts these tariffs behind us while protecting our sovereignty."
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On January 6, the day Trudeau announced he would resign, the Conservatives led the Liberals by more than 20 points in most polls, as voter anger over soaring coasts mounted after Trudeau's decade in power.
But Carney replacing Trudeau, combined with nationwide unease about Trump, transformed the race.
Carney, 60, distanced himself from Trudeau throughout the campaign.
He said the former prime minister did not focus enough on growing Canada's economy and scrapped a controversial Trudeau tax on carbon emissions that left many voters seething.
For Poilievre, a 45-year-old who has been in parliament for two decades, the outcome marks a stinging defeat.
He was criticized for the at-times muted anger he directed towards Trump, but said he wanted to keep the focus on domestic concerns that drove Trudeau's unpopularity.
He tried to persuade voters that Carney would simply offer a continuation of the failed Liberal governance, an argument that fell short.
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"I'm most useful in a crisis. I'm not that good at peacetime," he said during the campaign.
Carney secured a term as prime minister despite having never served in parliament, which is unprecedented in Canadian history.
Even with no government experience, he convinced voters that his background dealing with financial turmoil equipped him to lead Canada through US President Donald Trump's trade war.
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The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported that the Liberals would secure more seats in Parliament’s 343-seat House than the opposition Conservatives, though it remained unclear if they would achieve an outright majority to govern independently.
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The Liberals looked headed for defeat after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepped down earlier this year amid rising food and housing prices and soaring immigration. But U.S. President Donald Trump began threatening Canada’s economy and sovereignty, infuriating Canadians and generating a surge in nationalism that helped the Liberals flip the election narrative and win a fourth-straight term in power.
The country is also grappling with the aftermath of a fatal car ramming attack on Saturday in Vancouver. The tragedy prompted the suspension of campaigning for several hours. Police ruled out terrorism and said the suspect is a local man with a history of mental health issues.
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The House has 343 seats and if Carney only captures a minority, he will have to negotiate with other parties to stay in power. Minority governments in Canada rarely last longer than 2-1/2 years.
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Those poll closures also include Ontario and Quebec, Canada’s most populous provinces.
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Meanwhile, the Conservatives have flipped the Long Range Mountains riding, with Carol Anstey taking the seat from the Liberals. They are also leading in Terra Nova–The Peninsulas and holding on to Central Newfoundland.
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Elections Canada is an independent, non-partisan agency responsible for overseeing federal elections and referendums in Canada. It ensures the fairness and transparency of the electoral process, including voter registration, managing polling stations, and reporting results. The agency also provides vital information and updates to the public through its official website.
Canada Election Result 2025 Live Updates: When will exit polls and results start coming in?
Poll Closing Times Across Canada:
Newfoundland: 9:30 PM AST (UTC-3:30)
Atlantic Canada: 9:30 PM AT (UTC-4)
Eastern Canada: 9:30 PM ET (UTC-5)
Central Canada: 9:30 PM CT (UTC-6)
Mountain Canada: 9:30 PM MT (UTC-7)
Pacific Canada: 9:30 PM PT (UTC-8)?
Official results will begin to be reported as soon as polls close in each region, with preliminary results expected to be available by late Monday night or early Tuesday morning.
Canada Election Result 2025 Live Updates: Liberals Take Early Lead Despite Conservative Vote Share Advantage
Despite the Liberals' lead in ridings, the Conservatives currently hold a larger share of the overall vote, with 50.6% (4,460 votes) compared to the Liberals’ 43.6% (3,537 votes).
The New Democratic Party (NDP) remains far behind, capturing just 4.2% of the vote with 400 ballots cast in their favor.
As the vote count progresses, key battlegrounds like British Columbia and Ontario are expected to play pivotal roles in shaping the outcome.
The election has been influenced by external factors, notably U.S. President Donald Trump's recent comments suggesting Canada should become the 51st state. Such statements have stirred nationalist sentiments, potentially impacting voter behavior and party standings. ?
Canada Election Result 2025 Live Updates: What is a ‘riding’?
Canada is divided into 343 federal ridings, each electing one MP.
The term "riding" has historical roots, originating from the Old English word ?ri?ing, meaning "one-third," and was used to describe administrative divisions in Yorkshire, England.
Riding boundaries are reviewed and adjusted after each decennial census to reflect population changes, ensuring effective representation.
Each riding has a returning officer responsible for organizing and administering federal elections and referendums in that area.
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The ruling Liberal Party, now led by newly appointed Prime Minister Mark Carney, was initially expected to suffer a heavy defeat to Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. However, a surge of nationalist sentiment triggered by Trump's attacks on Canada has dramatically shifted poll numbers in the Liberals’ favor.
Carney, 60, took over from Justin Trudeau just last month. Though he has never held elected office, he brings extensive experience from a high-profile career as an investment banker and as central bank governor in both Canada and Britain.
Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: What are pollsters predicting?
Forum Research’s April 27 poll places the Liberals at 43% support, ahead of the Conservatives at 39%, a margin echoed by other major polling firms. Nanos Research reports a similar trend, with the Liberals at 43% and the Conservatives at 40%, indicating a race that has tightened in recent weeks.
Mainstreet Research projects the Liberals to win around 189 seats, giving them a 70% chance of forming a majority government. Meanwhile, the Conservatives are on course for their strongest performance since 2011, despite challenges in key battleground regions.
The electoral map reveals clear regional divides. The Liberals continue to perform strongly in Quebec and Atlantic Canada and hold a roughly seven-point lead in vote-rich Ontario. Conservative support remains concentrated in Alberta and the Prairie provinces, while British Columbia has emerged as a critical battleground.
Meanwhile, declining support for the NDP and Bloc Québécois could further benefit the Liberals, particularly in Quebec and British Columbia.
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A number of social policies have also become part of the campaign, including fighting crime, tightening Canada's immigration system, and tackling the addiction and mental health crises playing out on the streets of many Canadian cities.
Poilievre has jumped on the question of crime to propose much tougher sentences for repeat offenders. And he has said he wants authorities to intervene to treat people's addiction and mental health problems even if the treatment is involuntary.
Carney has acknowledged a tougher stance is needed but has stopped short of advocating for harsher state interventions.
But both men agree that Canada's immigration system has granted access to too many foreign workers in recent years and should be more restrictive.
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Until the American president won a second term and began threatening Canada's economy and sovereignty, even suggesting the country should become the 51st state, the Liberals looked headed for defeat.
Canadians go the polls as the country grapples with the aftermath of a fatal car ramming attack on Saturday in Vancouver. The tragedy on the eve of the election prompted the suspension of campaigning for several hours. Police ruled out terrorism and said the suspect is a local man with a history of mental health issues.
Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: Who are the candidates?
Pierre Poilievre, 45: A long-time Member of Parliament from Calgary, Poilievre has built his campaign around promises of smaller government and lower taxes, criticising the Liberals for what he called "woke" policies and economic mismanagement. Once leading the polls comfortably, Poilievre has found the race tightening in recent weeks.
Jagmeet Singh: Leading the New Democratic Party (NDP), he is a progressive force that currently holds 24 seats.
Yves-Fran?ois Blanchet heads the Bloc Québécois, a Quebec nationalist party with strong regional support.
Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: How do elections work in Canada?
Seats are won based on the first-past-the-post system.
Several parties can run candidates in an electoral district, also known as a "riding." The candidate with the most votes wins, regardless of whether they secured an absolute majority of votes.
If a party wins 172 seats, they secure a majority government. If no individual party wins a majority, the party with the most seats is typically given the chance to form a government, which requires having "the confidence of the house."
The party with the most seats can seek to form a minority government through formal coalition agreements with smaller parties, or try to govern through a series of informal or written agreements with other factions.
Trudeau's Liberals secured a majority in 2015, but have governed with a minority since 2019.
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Hit by a real estate crisis, stricter immigration policies, and tensions in New Delhi-Ottawa diplomatic ties, Indian student flow to Canada plunged more than 40% between 2023 and 2024, according to ICEF Monitor, a market intelligence resource for the international education industry. However, with US President Donald Trump taking a stricter stance on international students, Canada may again start attracting more Indian students, experts said.
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This combative stance from a nation long seen as Canada's closest ally has sparked a surge of defiant patriotism, with many Canadians rallying around their flag and calling for a firm stand against the United States.
The candidates in Monday's election have recognized the deep emotional and economic impact of this moment, especially with tariffs hitting hard — about 80% of Canada's exports are bound for the U.S.
Both Carney and Poilievre have outlined broadly similar strategies for dealing with the United States.
Carney, who has been serving as prime minister since early March, has advocated targeted retaliatory measures while emphasizing that such actions can only go so far before broader negotiations over the economic relationship become necessary. Poilievre has largely echoed this approach.
Both candidates have also vowed to strengthen Canada's military to reduce reliance on U.S. security.
However, while Carney has made confronting Trump a central theme of his campaign, Poilievre has taken a more restrained approach, choosing not to challenge Trump as directly.
Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: What are the key promises of the main parties?
TAXES - Reduce the marginal tax rate on the lowest tax bracket by one percentage point. Carney's campaign says this move will save two-income families up to C$825 a year and directly benefit more than 22 million Canadians, with middle- and low-income people enjoying the biggest savings. The Conservatives have promised the lowest income tax bracket by 15%, saving each Canadian taxpayer C$900 per year. Any person or business selling an asset will pay no capital gains tax when they reinvest the proceeds in Canada. Companies that reinvest in active Canadian businesses will also be able to defer any capital gains tax.
SECURITY - Push through "an unprecedented acceleration" of investment in the armed forces, expanding the Royal Canadian Navy's capabilities with new submarines and additional heavy icebreakers to defend the North and increasing the Coast Guard's reach and abilities. All military personnel would get a raise and the recruitment process for Canada's Armed Forces would be modernized to eliminate a shortage of 14,500 service members. Carney is also promising an overhaul of Canada's troubled defense procurement system to speed up major military purchases.
TRADE DIVERSIFICATION - Amid the nation engaged in trade war with US, the Liberals vow to inject C$5 billion into a new Trade Diversification Corridor Fund. The aim is to build out infrastructure that will diversify Canada's trade relationships around the world, create good jobs and drive economic growth. The Conservatives are proposing a deal in which Canada and the U.S. simultaneously drop their tariffs and counter-tariffs. Party leader Pierre Poilievre also would propose an early renegotiation of the USMCA ahead of a planned review in 2026.
HOUSING - The government would act as a developer to build affordable housing at scale, including on public lands, while providing more than C$25 billion in financing to innovative prefabricated home builders. In addition to eliminating the Goods and Services Tax for first-time home buyers on properties at or under C$1 million, the Liberals want to cut municipal development charges in half for multi-unit residential housing. The Conservations vow to eliminate the federal sales tax on new homes under $1.3 million, which will save home buyers up to C$65,000. Incentivize municipalities to cut building taxes, for total savings of C$100,000 on an average home in Canada's big cities.
Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: When do the polls close?
- Canada has six time zones, so voting is staggered to ensure that most people cast their ballots at the same time.
- In the eastern-most province of Newfoundland and Labrador, which has seven seats, the polls will close at 7 p.m. ET (2300 GMT).
- In the three other provinces in Atlantic Canada, which account for 25 seats, the polls will close at 7.30 p.m. ET.
- In Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, which account for 265 seats, the polls will close at 9.30 p.m. ET.
- In British Columbia, which has 43 seats, the polls will close at 10 p.m. ET.
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Canada, unlike most countries, uses a first-past-the-post system where the candidate receiving the most votes in a riding is declared the winner. The system rewards political movements with concentrated support and means a party can gain a majority with as little as 39% of the vote. Indeed, in the 2021 election, the Liberals won 160 seats - 47% of the total available - with just 32.6% of the vote.