Canada: 'We're happy Liberals got minority' – Quebec reacts to Trudeau victory

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SOT, Justine Semur, Montreal resident (French): "We're happy the Liberals got a minority, that's for sure. We would've liked for it to be another party, but it is what it is."
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SOT, Justine Semur, Montreal resident (French): "I think what he says isn't always sensible, and the legalisation of cannabis, when you have young kids, seems pretty ordinary, my kids can get some elsewhere. When it comes to the financial goals, it's not very ambitious but let's see what he can accomplish."
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SOT, Matiew Belloch, Montreal resident: "I think it's going to be better because there's going to be a competition with the opposition, which is very close to conservative. So it's not bad and there is the PQ, which is the Parti Quebecois, which is going to have more power in Ottawa for the Quebecers, which is a good thing."
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SOT, Matiew Belloch, Montreal resident: "Because he's young, he's progressive, he's open, so I think that's a good thing for everybody."
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Quebec voters reacted to Canada's election results in Montreal on Tuesday, after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was re-elected despite his Liberal part losing their majority.
"We're happy the Liberals got a minority, that's for sure. We would've liked for it to be another party, but it is what it is," said Justine Semur.
"I think it's going to be better because there's going to be a competition with the opposition, which is very close to conservative," Matiew Belloch said, pointing out the Parti Quebecois would also have more power in Ottawa.
Trudeau's re-election campaign was marred with controversy as multiple incidents surfaced of him wearing 'blackface' make-up or outfits critics say were racially insensitive.
The Liberal Party secured 338 seats in the Parliament falling short of a majority. Trudeau will now have to form a coalition.