The Canadian election of 2015 came to an end
November 4, 2015 when the new Prime Minister of Canada, Justine Trudeau was
sworn in with the rest of his cabinet members.
The Liberal Party led by Just
Trudeau won a majority of 184 seats, which is more than the 170 seat
requirement to receive a majority in the parliament. The Conservative Party
came in next with 99 seats, The New Democratic Party (NDP) was third with 44
seats, Bloc Quebecois with 10 seats, and the Green Party with one seat.
Interestingly, compared to last election in 2011, the Liberal Party gained 150
seats, while The Conservative Party lost 67, and the NDP lost 59 of its seats.
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