Federal Election 2025

Airdrie-Cochrane Liberal candidate Sean Secord says he intends to stay politically active and is willing to put his name forward in a future election.

In his first foray into politics, Secord, of Cochrane, saw Liberal support double in the riding to 24 per cent from the 2021 election within its new boundaries. While he finished a distant second, Secord was the only candidate to offer any real challenge to incumbent Conservative MP Blake Richards.

Canadians turned out en masse to cast their ballots in the 2025 Federal Election, with many regions boasting record-high early voting numbers, and new, preliminary data shows that the Moose Jaw—Lake Centre—Lanigan riding saw a notable increase overall.

James Bezan, re-elected as MP for Selkirk-Interlake-Eastman, attributes his win to an “incredible team effort” amid shifting voter priorities and a nail-biting national race. 

A campaign built on boots and ballots 

Bezan highlights the work of over 200 volunteers who counted ballots, scrutinized results, and covered the sprawling rural Manitoba riding with signs, door-knocking, and phone calls.

With incumbent Conservative MP Blake Richards winning re-election Monday night in Airdrie–Cochrane, local leaders called on Ottawa to deliver urgently needed infrastructure and economic support.

Richards secured a wide margin locally as the Liberal Party, under Mark Carney's leadership, appeared poised to form a minority government nationally, based on preliminary results as of Tuesday morning.

Brown and Aalhus spoke Monday while polls were still open. Their interviews were conducted before the results were known.

Conservative incumbent Todd Doherty was re-elected in the Cariboo—Prince George riding with a 60.3% of the vote. 

Doherty has represented this British Columbia district since 2015 and is known for his advocacy on mental health issues, including sponsoring legislation to support first responders dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder. While detailed riding-level results are still being finalized, Doherty's victory contributes to the Conservative Party's overall performance in the election.

Premier Danielle Smith warned Tuesday that Alberta “will no longer tolerate” federal interference in its resource sector, escalating tensions with the federal government as preliminary results showed the Liberal Party leading in 168 of 343 ridings in Monday’s federal election.

Here are the unofficial results from the Monday, April 28th, Federal Election. These numbers are according to Elections Canada website and may not be complete.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will not have a seat in the next Parliament, after a stunning upset by Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy in the riding of Carleton. 

Poilievre's loss raises a host of questions about his ability to continue with the Conservative party leadership, and the role he will play as the House of Commons reconvenes. 

In his concession speech on election night, Poilievre pledged that Conservatives will "do our constitutional duty of holding government to account and proposing better alternatives." 

Grande Prairie voters have once again backed Conservative MP Chris Warkentin in a landslide, re-electing him for a seventh straight term. With nearly all polls reporting, Warkentin secured 81.2% of the vote—totaling 47,472 ballots—as of 6 a.m. on April 29.

The long-serving MP has represented the Peace Country since 2006 and says he's honoured to continue serving the region in Ottawa.

Jeremy Patzer has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Swift Current-Grasslands-Kindersley.

Patzer won his riding with about 83 per cent of the vote (over 30,000), beating Liberal candidate William Caton, NDP candidate Alex McPhee, and Independent Maria Rose Lewans.

Thanking each one of his voters, Patzer also extended gratitude to his volunteers and staff.