Justin Trudeau's party reelected to power but fails to cross majority mark
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Canadians have once again elected Justin Trudeau as their leader. However, The Liberal Party has failed to cross the majority mark in the elections. A party needs to get at least 170 out of 338 seats to form a majority government. The Liberals gained the lead in 148 seats followed by the Conservatives in 103 seats. While a significant chunk of the Canadian population turned towards the Conservatives this time.
