It was an election result that looked not just improbable but impossible just a few months ago.
Canada has voted in the Liberal Party for another term in government.
That’s a rare fourth consecutive mandate for the centre-left party.
Mark Carney, a former central banker and economist, will stay on as prime minister.
He’ll be the man sitting across the table from United States President Donald Trump as the two neighbours – and once close allies – confront disagreements on tariffs, military spending – and even Canadian sovereignty.
So where does Canada go from here?
And what will the Liberal victory mean for Canada-US relations?
Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault
Guests:
Robert Fife – Ottawa bureau chief for the Globe and Mail newspaper
Shachi Kurl – president of the Angus Reid Institute
Cameron Ahmad – former director of communications for ex-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau