Liberals win Terrebonne rematch after previous one-vote victory overturned
- On Monday, April 13, 2026, Liberal candidates Tatiana Auguste and Doly Begum won byelections in Terrebonne and Scarborough Southwest, securing a 174-seat House of Commons majority for Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- The Terrebonne seat required a rematch after the Supreme Court of Canada nullified Auguste's 2025 victory due to a ballot processing error that had initially produced a single-vote difference against Bloc Québécois candidate Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné.
- Since November, five MPs crossed the floor to join the Liberals, including Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu, which reduced pressure on Terrebonne to determine Carney's majority status.
- In Scarborough Southwest, former New Democrat MPP Doly Begum won with 69.9% of the vote, replacing longtime MP Bill Blair, who resigned to serve as Canada's high commissioner to the United Kingdom.
- Political analyst Karim Boulos warns that the narrow majority requires strict MP attendance for legislative stability, cautioning that Carney may seek a stronger mandate through a snap election.
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After throwing the full might of the Liberal Party machine into it, Grits secured Terrebonne
Liberal MPs and some cabinet ministers flooded the riding in the Terrebonne byelection with Tatiana Auguste. The Liberals were 'all-in.' On Monday night, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly was asked to leave the front door of one polling station in Terrebonne. She told reporters she was there to support Auguste and was following the rules. The Bloc Québécois says it will be filing a complaint with Elections Canada.
Liberals win Terrebonne rematch after previous one-vote victory overturned
TERREBONNE — Liberal candidate Tatiana Auguste won the Terrebonne riding north of Montreal for the second time in a year Monday after her one-vote victory in 2025 was overturned by the courts. With all ballots counted, she led with 48.
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