In the recent election, the Liberals regained 168 seats while the Bloc Québécois returned to 23 seats, highlighted by Bloc incumbent Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné winning the Terrebonne riding by a mere 44 votes over Liberal challenger Tatiana Auguste, who had initially been reported as the winner. Elections Canada acknowledged potential errors in preliminary results due to manual data entry, leading to an automatic judicial recount in Terrebonne due to the narrow margin. The election saw other close contests, including a 12-vote victory for the Liberals in Terra Nova—The Peninsulas and a 77-vote win for the NDP in Nunavut.
