Canada election: Trudeau stays in power but Liberals fall short of majority - BBC News
Canadian prime minister's gamble fails to pay off as Liberals projected to form minority government.
After a 35-day race, the voters have spoken. And they've decisively chosen to stick to the status quo.

After Canada's most expensive federal election in history, the electoral map is largely unchanged.

Preliminary results show that the Liberals actually lost three seats in this election, over what they had won in 2019.

It comes after then-and-still-Prime Minster Justin Trudeau declared a snap election last month, hoping to firm up his minority government and establish a majority.

But despite not winning a majority, he is still the man in charge after winning his third term.

Our coverage was brought to you by BBC Canada's Holly Honderich, Jessica Murphy, Robin Levinson-King and Dan Lytwyn.