Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called federal byelections in two ridings, one in Manitoba and one in Quebec.

Voters in a number of ridings across the country will be asked to choose new federal representatives in the coming weeks and months as members of Parliament from four major parties take on diplomatic ...

Voters are heading to the polls on Monday to decide three federal byelections in the B.C. riding of North Vancouver–Capilano, the Ontario riding of Beaches–East York and the Quebec riding of Chicoutim...

Federal byelections are currently underway in Toronto, Chicoutimi, and North Vancouver-Capilano, with vote counting beginning in the first two ridings. The elections, held under the shadow of an intensifying trade war with the United States, saw thousands of voters cast ballots in advance polls. The races are critical for replacing outgoing federal ministers Jonathan Wilkinson and Nate Erskine-Smith, with the outcome potentially shifting the balance of power in Parliament. In rural Quebec, the contest to replace Conservative Richard Martel, who resigned to join the Senate, is expected to be closely contested. Elections Canada reported high turnout in advance voting, with voters in North Vancouver-Capilano still able to cast ballots until 7 p.m. PST. The results will influence the federal government's ability to maintain a majority, particularly in Quebec and Ontario, where the Liberal Party faces challenges from opposition parties. The article highlights the significance of these byelections in shaping the political landscape amid broader national issues.