Mark Carney wins majority government

Last night, Canada’s ruling Liberal Party won three by-elections, giving it 174 seats in Canada’s Parliament and a working majority. The Liberals won two districts in Toronto easily, and a narrow victory in a Montreal district that traditionally votes Bloc Québécois. These wins followed five members of Parliament from other parties joining the Liberals. This is the first time in Canadian history a minority government has switched to a majority between elections. Carney now faces much less resistance to his legislative agenda, which includes many dangerous authoritative measures, and a foreign policy that anchors Canada to Communist China and Catholic Europe. Learn more about “Mark Carney’s Successful Coup Against Democracy.”