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Prévues le 7 décembre | Mark Carney déclenche six élections partielles

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Nov 1, 2026
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Mark Carney, Canada's leader, announced six federal by-elections on December 7, with three in Quebec. The Liberal Party confirmed the event, and one candidate, Guy Cormier, is running. Voters will choose representatives in these elections. Readers should watch for results and potential impacts on political power.

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Jargon, Translated

By-election
A special election to fill a vacant seat in a legislative body.
Federal
Relating to the national government of Canada.
Candidature
The official nomination of a person to run for a political office.

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  • Six federal by-elections are scheduled for December 7, with three in Quebec.
    Reported by: Radio-Canada, La Presse

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  • Guy Cormier is confirmed as a Liberal Party candidate.
    Source: Le Devoir

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