Former N.S. Conservative MP on Liberal majority

Former N.S. Conservative MP on Liberal majority

Canada now has a Liberal majority government after the party won three byelections Monday night on the heels of five floor crossings. Nova Scotia MP Chris d'Entremont, the first Conservative to switch to the Liberals, shares his thoughts on the results and explains how he was convinced to join.

Liberals claim majority in Canadian Parliament after multiple defections from Conservative Party

Liberals picked up three seats with victories in byelections on Monday and, combined with Conservative MPs leaving their party, now hold a slim majority.

Conservatives Form Majority Government

OTTAWA, ON After a barrage of floor crossing and a couple by-elections this week, Mark Carney and the Conservative Party of Canada have finally formed a majority government. “Canadians have spoken loud and clear—they want a Conservative government in Ottawa,” said Prime Minister Carney, “and I am committed to giving it to them.” Carney sits in a long line of Conservative Prime Ministers who support floor crossing. “I believe as my predecessor St…