CBC News projects a Liberal minority government in Canada
CBC News is projecting that Justin Trudeau's Liberals will form a minority government.
updated 10:40 pm EDT

The Liberals look set to take most of the seats in Atlantic Canada — a region the party swept in 2015 — with polls in Ontario, Quebec and the Prairies now reporting.

The Liberals are keeping six of seven seats in Newfoundland and Labrador but are losing St. John's East to the NDP's Jack Harris. All four seats on Prince Edward Island are also expected to be won by the Liberals.

CBC is projecting that the Liberals also will hold on to the seats of three high-profile MPs in New Brunswick, P.E.I. and Nova Scotia. Lawrence MacAulay will retain his seat in Cardigan, P.E.I., Dominic LeBlanc will keep his seat in Beauséjour and Geoff Regan will retain Halifax West, according to CBC's projections.

CBC News is projecting that the Conservatives will win at least four seats in the maritimes including New Brunswick Southwest, where John Williamson, who was defeated in that riding in 2015, looks set to return to Ottawa to join the Conservative caucus......

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5329485?