World Report April 29: Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Apr 29, 2025 Mark Carney's expected ascendancy to Prime Minister sparks discussions on Canada’s new political era. The Conservative party sees a significant uptick in support, yet faces uncertainty in key ridings. With the NDP's disappointing results, Jagmeet Singh plans to step down, leaving a leadership void. Meanwhile, the Bloc Québécois positions itself to influence Quebec issues amidst the shifting landscape. As Trump approaches a milestone, his border visit adds another layer to cross-border dynamics reshaping Canada.
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Mark Carney's Political Shift
- Mark Carney is set to become Canada's next Prime Minister, likely leading a minority government.
- This election marks a significant shift in Canada's political landscape after decades.
Two-Party Domination Emerges
- Liberals and Conservatives together control over 80% of the popular vote, signaling a two-party dominance.
- NDP is projected to lose official party status, reflecting poor performance this election.
Green Party's Limited Seats
- The Green Party holds only one confirmed seat, with uncertainty around potential gains.
- The limited presence highlights challenges for smaller parties in Canada's political landscape.