Overview
- The Liberal Party won all three seats at stake in Canadian by-elections, raising its total to 174 and clearing the majority mark in the House of Commons.
- The victories were in Scarborough Southwest, University–Rosedale and Terrebonne, filling each vacancy with a Liberal win.
- Carney said voters showed confidence in his government's plan and pledged to work with other parties to reflect all viewpoints in Parliament.
- Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre argued the majority relied on backroom deals after recent party defections and vowed firm opposition.
- A majority lets the governing party set the House timetable and pass most bills without needing votes from other parties, reshaping the balance of power in Ottawa.