The 2025 federal election concluded with the Liberal Party winning 169 seats, falling short of a majority by just 611 votes across two Ontario ridings and Nunavut. Dan Arnold, chief strategy officer at Pollara Strategic Insights, highlighted the closeness of the results, emphasizing that every vote counts, as a majority versus minority government significantly impacts governance. The Liberals needed 608 votes to tie in the three closest races, with the Conservative candidates narrowly defeating their Liberal counterparts, while the NDP held onto their seat in Nunavut with a slim margin.
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Residents in Gold Canyon, Arizona, are witnessing a decline in Canadian buyers for vacation homes, driven by strained U.S.-Canada relations and a cooling U.S. housing market. Redfin reports a 22% drop in Canadian searches for U.S. properties, with many Canadians opting to sell their homes due to political dissatisfaction and economic factors, including tariffs and a weakening Canadian dollar. Want More Context? 🔎
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