Canada: 'We'll continue what we started' - PM Trudeau on election victory

W/S Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau getting on podium with his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, Montreal
W/S Trudeau speaking
SOT, Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister (French): "Canadians gave us the responsibility to continue to govern. But none of this would have been possible without the efforts and sacrifice of many, many people. I have a great deal of people to thank. So it is certain that I will spend a fair time on the phone in the next days."
W/S Crows *UPSOUND* Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister: "You did it my friends, congratulations."
SOT, Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister: "In my conversation with Canadians right across the country, I've seen firsthand that there is so much more that unites us, than divides us. Canadians expect us all to focus on our shared vision of a stronger Canada, and I intend to work hard to make that a reality."
M/S Trudeau supporters
C/U Trudeau and his party's pins on a supporter's jacket
SOT, Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister (French): "For four years, we did all we can to improve everyone's life. And it is what we will continue to do in the next years. My friends, you are sending us to Ottawa with a clear mandate: to continue to move our country forward. You asked us to invest in Canadians, to make reconciliation with indigenous people a priority, to have more vision and ambition in the face of our time's biggest challenge - climate change. Well, it is exactly what we are going to do. We know that there is still a lot of work to do, but I give you my word, we will continue what we started."
W/S Trudeau holding his wife's hand and greeting supporters
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed supporters in Montreal on Monday after his Liberal Party a second term in a general election.
"You are sending us to Ottawa with a clear mandate: to continue to move our country forward. You asked us to invest in Canadians, to make reconciliation with indigenous people a priority, to have more vision and ambition in the face of our time's biggest challenge - climate change. Well, it is exactly what we are going to do. We know that there is still a lot of work to do, but I give you my word, we will continue what we started," said Trudeau.
The Liberal Party secured 338 seats in the Parliament falling short of a majority. Trudeau will now have to form a coalition.