Carney set to win majority government in Canadian special elections - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxPUkF6QWxnOVB2ZkxLc2ZJNXV0VktiVG5DVXlIeG44eWlvOGRTeWN2X0NEOWtfQW5WVW9nb25WY1ZVdTdmblNDalIwMkhOekRCTFBac1ZmS2hTSFQweEQ5SFV6YXo5NGtZaUs5Zm5YZV9USXhVcnpRaXRGYUZjZmNyWlB5bFFxUTEzU01JZzBZdWlQVjUzeWFCVWJPaHcyMGU1aVdJYm52NTRCQnhBNzk3eg?oc=5" target="_blank">Carney set to win majority government in Canadian special elections</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is on the verge of securing a majority government as special elections are held in three districts on Monday. Winning just one of them would give Carney a majority, allowing the Liberals to unilaterally pass any bill.

Analysts suggest that Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to assemble a union government and his pragmatic leadership style could lead to the Liberals securing a majority in the upcoming byelections.

Three key federal byelections are underway, with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal party teetering on the edge of a majority in the House of Commons. The results of these byelections could determine the Liberals' ability to pass legislation without relying on other parties.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is likely to secure a parliamentary majority for his Liberal government in Monday's special elections, which would give him the ability to push through his legislative agenda.

An Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found that 53% of Canadians want the Liberals to form a majority, while 47% are opposed to the idea, ahead of the key byelections on April 13.