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In a landmark political development, Mark Carney's Liberal Party has emerged victorious in Canada’s federal election, securing a minority government and signaling a major shift in the country’s political direction. The former central banker turned political leader delivered a confident victory speech, vowing to steer Canada toward a more progressive and inclusive future.

Carney emphasized priorities such as climate action, economic reform, and strengthening social programs, promising a departure from the policies of the previous conservative leadership. “Canadians have chosen hope, responsibility, and unity,” he declared, outlining a vision focused on sustainable growth, housing affordability, and renewed investment in public healthcare.

Despite not achieving a majority, the Liberals are expected to form alliances with smaller progressive parties to pass key legislation. The election result has reshaped the political landscape, with voters in urban centers and younger demographics playing a decisive role in the outcome.

Political analysts view Carney’s leadership as a blend of economic pragmatism and social progressivism, with his international experience likely to shape Canada’s global stance on finance, climate, and diplomacy.

As coalition talks and cabinet appointments begin, all eyes are on how the new minority government will navigate complex domestic challenges and deliver on its ambitious platform.