Trudeau Leads Liberals to Historic Majority Victory
The Liberal party captures a sweeping win in Canada’s general election, vaulting from third party to government with more than 180 seats of a 338 seat House. Justin Trudeau, 43, will become prime minister at 24 Sussex Drive. The loss ends Stephen Harper and reshapes the political landscape.
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Hillyer Wins Medicine Hat Cardston Warner Seat In Landslide
Conservative Jim Hillyer captured the Medicine Hat Cardston Warner riding with about 70 percent of votes and a 25,000 vote margin over Liberal Glen Allan. Erin Weir of the NDP and Brent Smith of the Green Party trailed. Turner, an independent, finished last. Hillyer vows to push Conservative priorities in Ottawa in opposition.
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