Canada's Liberals narrowly missed a parliamentary majority in a recent election, winning 169 out of 343 seats. They will need support from other parties to pass legislation. The election marked a significant comeback for the Liberals, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, following a period of unpopularity under Justin Trudeau. The party capitalized on anti-Trump sentiment, as the U.S. President's hostile actions against Canada galvanized voters. The Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faced setbacks, losing both the election and his long-held seat.