Mark Carney's liberal win Canadian elections from Trump, CBC projects,

Toronto (AP) – The Liberal Party of Prime Minister Mark Carney won the Canadian national elections on Monday and sat down with an impressive turn in the fortune that was heated by the annual wars and the trade war of US President Donald Trump.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the national public broadcaster, said that the liberals will win more of the 343 seats of Parliament than the conservatives. It was not yet clear if the liberals would win a direct majority, which would enable them to say goodbye to laws without needing.

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The liberals looked at the way for a depressed defeat until the American president started attacking Canada's economy and threatening his sovereignty, which indicates that he should become the 51st state. The Canadians angry Trump's actions and sharpen an increase in nationalism, which contributed to the liberals to remove the election narrative and to win a fourth term in a row.

Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the opposition party, hoped to make the election as a referendum by the former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose popularity increased in power and real estate prices towards the end of his decade.

But Trump attacked, Trudeau resigned and Carney, a two -time central banker, became the leader and prime minister of the liberal party.