Federal election 2025: Results from key ridings across the country

This composite image made from five file photos shows, from left to right, Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet on March 23, 2025; NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on March 22, 2025; Liberal Leader Mark Carney on March 23, 2025; Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on March 23, 2025 and co-Leader of the Green Party Elizabeth May on March 23, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi, Justin Tang, Adrian Wyld

By Meredith Bond

Posted April 28, 2025 5:01 pm.

Last Updated April 29, 2025 7:36 am.

The Liberals have won the election, but it’s still not clear whether they will have a minority or majority government as key ridings flipped across the country.

Here are the results from some of those key ridings to watch:

British Columbia

Abbotsford-South Langley

Conservative Party of Canada: Sukhman Singh Gill WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Melissa Snazell
Liberal Party of Canada: Kevin Gillies
New Democratic Party: Dharmasena Yakandawela
Independent: Michael de Jong

Retiring Conservative MP Ed Fast made headlines this month when he endorsed an independent candidate for the new riding of Abbotsford-South Langley.

Mike de Jong, a former provincial Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), got a nod from Fast. He’ll be facing Kevin Gillies for the Liberals and businessman and community advocate Sukhman Singh Gill from the Conservatives.

Burnaby Central

Conservative Party of Canada: James Yan
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Wade Chang WINNER
New Democratic Party: Jagmeet Singh (NDP leader/incumbent)

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh resigned as leader after finishing third in his Burnaby Central riding. Lawyer Wade Chang won for the Liberals.

North Island—Powell River

Conservative Party of Canada: Aaron Gunn WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Jessica Wegg
Liberal Party of Canada: Jennifer Lash
New Democratic Party: Tanille Johnston

Despite Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn’s hateful statements about Indigenous people and the country’s history of residential schools, he was still able to capture the North Island-Powell River.

Saanich—Gulf Islands

Conservative Party of Canada: Cathie Ounsted
Green Party of Canada: Elizabeth May (Green Party leader/incumbent) WINNER
Liberal Party of Canada: David Beckham
New Democratic Party: Colin Plant

Green Party Co-Leader Elizabeth May’s long-held seat has recaptured her riding of Saanich—Gulf Islands.

Vancouver Kingsway

Conservative Party of Canada: Ravinder Bhatia
Green Party of Canada: Imtiaz Popat
Liberal Party of Canada: Amy K. Gill
New Democratic Party: Don Davies (incumbent)

The East Vancouver riding has been an NDP stronghold since 2008. Incumbent Don Davies is fighting a wave of declining national enthusiasm for the New Democrats, with support gathering under Liberal candidate Amy Gill.

Alberta

Edmonton Southeast

Conservative Party of Canada: Jagsharan Singh Mahal WINNER
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Amarjeet Sohi
New Democratic Party: Harpreet Grewal

Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi was hoping to make the jump to federal politics to run for the Liberals in the newly created riding of Edmonton Southeast, but he lost to Conservative candidate Jagsharan Singh Mahal.

Edmonton Centre

Conservative Party of Canada: Sayid Ahmed
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Eleanor Olszewski WINNER
New Democratic Party: Trisha Estabrooks

The Liberals have held on to one of their few seats in Alberta with Eleanor Olszewski winning in Edmonton Cnetre.

Edmonton Griesbach

Conservative Party of Canada: Kerry Diotte WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Michael Hunter
Liberal Party of Canada: Patrick Lennox
New Democratic Party: Blake Desjarlais (incumbent)

NDP incumbent Blake Desjarlais has lost the traditionally Conservative north Edmonton riding to Kerry Diotte.

Edmonton Gateway

Conservative Party of Canada: Tim Uppal WINNER
Liberal Party of Canada: Jeremy Hoefsloot
New Democratic Party: Madeline Mayes
No affiliation: Rod Loyola

Longtime CPC politician Tim Uppal has captured the seat in Edmonton Gateway.

Calgary Confederation

Conservative Party of Canada: Jeremy Nixon
Green Party of Canada: Richard Willott
Liberal Party of Canada: Corey Hogan WINNER
New Democratic Party: Keira Gunn

The Conservatives have held the Calgary Confederation riding since it was created in 2015, but the Liberals have flipped it in 2025 with Corey Hogan winning.

Calgary Centre

Conservative Party of Canada: Greg McLean (incumbent) WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Jayden Baldonado
Liberal Party of Canada: Lindsay Luhnau
New Democratic Party: Beau Shaw

The Conservatives flipped Calgary Centre with a 20,000-vote victory in 2019, and it will remain blue.

Calgary Skyview

Conservative Party of Canada: Amanpreet S. Gill WINNER
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Hafeez Malik
New Democratic Party: Rajesh Angral

Conservative Amanpreet Gill has flipped the once-Liberal riding in Calgary Skyview.

Prairies

Churchill-Keewatinook-Aski

Conservative Party of Canada: Lachlan De Nardi
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Rebecca Chartrand WINNER
New Democratic Party: Niki Ashton (incumbent)

What was once a NDP stronghold in Churchill-Keewatinook-Aski will now be represented by a Liberal. NDP incumbent Niki Ashton has been defeated by Rebecca Chartrand.

Elmwood-Transcona

Conservative Party of Canada: Colin Reynolds WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Nicolas Geddert
Liberal Party of Canada: Ian MacIntyre
New Democratic Party: Leila Dance (incumbent)

NDP incumbent Leila Dance has lost to Conservative candidate Colin Reynolds.

Since 1988, The NDP has won this riding in every election except 2011.

Winnipeg West:

Conservative Party of Canada: Marty Morantz (incumbent)
Green Party of Canada: Dennis Bayomi
Liberal Party of Canada: Doug Eyolfson WINNER
New Democratic Party: Avery Selby-Lyons

Conservative incumbent Marty Morantz has lost to Liberal candidate Doug Eyolfson.

Winnipeg Centre

Conservative Party of Canada: Tom Bambrick
Green Party of Canada: Gary Gervais
Liberal Party of Canada: Rahul Walia
New Democratic Party: Leah Gazan (incumbent) WINNER

NDP incumbent Leah Gazan has won her seat again.

Ontario

Carleton

Conservative Party of Canada: Pierre Poilievre (Conservative leader/incumbent)
Green Party of Canada: Mark Watson
Liberal Party of Canada: Bruce Fanjoy WINNER
New Democratic Party: Beth Prokaska

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre’s has lost to Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy in a shocking defeat.

Guelph

Conservative Party of Canada: Gurvir Khaira
Green Party of Canada: Anne-Marie Zajdlik
Liberal Party of Canada: Dominique O’Rourke WINNER
New Democratic Party: Janice Folk-Dawson

The Liberals have held onto long-held riding of Guelph with Dominique O’Rourke claiming victory.

Kitchener-Conestoga

Conservative Party of Canada: Doug Treleaven
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Tim Louis (incumbent)
New Democratic Party: Maya Bozorgzad

After narrowly missing the win in 2019 and 2021, the Conservatives are eyeing the riding of Kitchener-Conestoga. Liberal incumbent Tim Louis won it from the Tories, who had held it for over a dozen years prior to 2019.

Louis will be facing entrepreneur Doug Treleaven for the Conservatives.

Nepean

Conservative Party of Canada: Barbara Bal
Green Party of Canada: Greg Hopkins
Liberal Party of Canada: Mark Carney (Liberal leader) WINNER
New Democratic Party: Shyam Shukla

Liberal leader Mark Carney has won his first election in the Ottawa-area riding. Liberal Chandra Arya had held the seat since 2015 and was planning to run again until the Liberal Party revoked his nomination, but did not give a reason why.

Peterborough

Conservative Party of Canada: Michelle Ferreri (incumbent)
Green Party of Canada: Jazmine Raine
Liberal Party of Canada: Emma Harrison WINNER
New Democratic Party: Heather Ray

Incumbent Michelle Ferreri has lost her seat to Liberal Emma Harrison.

Toronto-St. Paul’s

Conservative Party of Canada: Don Stewart (incumbent)
Green Party of Canada: Shane Philips
Liberal Party of Canada: Leslie Church WINNER
New Democratic Party: Bruce Levy:

The riding that was once considered a Liberal stronghold until shocking byelection results flipped the seat to the Conservatives by just 600 votes is back to red.

Incumbent Don Stewart has lost to former MP Leslie Church, who also served as chief of staff to former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.

Windsor West

Conservative Party of Canada: Harb Gill WINNER
Green Party of Canada: Louay Ahmad
Liberal Party of Canada: Richard Pollock
New Democratic Party: Brian Masse (incumbent)

In a surprise, the Conservative Harb Gill captured the NDP stronghold of Windsor West beating Incumbent Brian Masse.

Quebec

Beloeil—Chambly

Bloc Québécois: Yves-François Blanchet (Bloc leader/incumbent) WINNER
Conservative Party of Canada: Sylvain Goulet
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Nicholas Malouin
New Democratic Party: Marie-Josée Béliveau

Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet has held onto his seat in Beloeil.

Berthier—Maskinongé

Bloc Québécois: Yves Perron (incumbent) WINNER
Conservative Party of Canada: Peter Saliba
Green Party of Canada: Daniel Simon
Liberal Party of Canada: Stéphane Bilodeau
New Democratic Party: Ruth Ellen Brosseau

Bloc’s Yves Perron has recaptured their seat in Berthier—Maskinongé.

Châteauguay—Les Jardins-de-Napierville

Bloc Québécois: Patrick O’Hara
Conservative Party of Canada: David De Repentigny
Green Party of Canada: Martine Desrochers
Liberal Party of Canada: Nathalie Provost WINNER
New Democratic Party: Hannah Wolker

Polytechnique survivor and gun control activist Nathalie Provost has kept the riding Liberal red beat Bloc candidate Patrick O’Hara

La Pointe-de-l’Île

Bloc Québécois: Mario Beaulieu (incumbent) WINNER
Conservative Party of Canada: Violetta Potapova
Green Party of Canada: Olivier Huard
Liberal Party of Canada: Viviane Minko
New Democratic Party: Ghada Chaabi

One of two Montreal ridings held by the Bloc Québécois, they have held onto the seat.

LaSalle—Émard—Verdun

Bloc Québécois: Louis-Philippe Sauvé (incumbent)
Conservative Party of Canada: Zsolt Fischer
Green Party of Canada: Bisma Ansari
Liberal Party of Canada: Claude Guay WINNER
New Democratic Party: Craig Sauvé

The second Montreal riding belonging to the Bloc Québécois candidate Louis-Philippe Sauvé had edged out a victory in a byelection last year, but the riding flipped back to Liberal stronghold.

Mount Royal

Bloc Québécois: Yegor Komarov
Conservative Party of Canada: Neil Oberman
Green Party of Canada: No candidate
Liberal Party of Canada: Anthony Housefather (incumbent) WINNER
New Democratic Party: Adam Frank

Mount Royal has long been a Liberal stronghold and will continue to be with incumbent Anthony Housefather winning his fourth term.

Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Bloc Québécois: Olivier Gignac
Conservative Party of Canada: Laetitia Tchatat
Green Party of Canada: Benoît Morham
Liberal Party of Canada: Jean-Sébastien Vallée
New Democratic Party: Alexandre Boulerice (incumbent) WINNER

The NDP have held onto their only seat in Quebec, with a win by incumbent Alexandre Boulerice.

Atlantic

Halifax

Conservative Party of Canada: Mark Boudreau
Green Party of Canada: Amethyste Hamel-Gregory
Liberal Party of Canada: Shannon Miedema WINNER
New Democratic Party: Lisa Roberts

Liberal candidate Shannon Miedema has captured the win in Halifax handedly.

Central Nova

Conservative Party of Canada: Brycen Jenkins
Green Party of Canada: Gerald Romsa
Liberal Party of Canada: Sean Fraser (incumbent) WINNER
New Democratic Party: Jesiah MacDonald

Incumbent Sean Fraser had originally chosen not to run again in the federal election this year, but was convinced by Liberal Leader Mark Carney to reconsider. He recaptured his seat.

South Shore-St. Margarets