Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called two byelections for September 16 to fill vacant seats in the ridings of Elmwood—Transcona in Manitoba and LaSalle—Émard—Verdun in Quebec. These byelections follow the Liberal party's recent loss in the Toronto—St. Paul’s byelection, raising concerns about the party's electoral strength. In Manitoba, the NDP's Leila Dance is vying to retain a seat previously held by Daniel Blaikie, while the Conservatives hope to capitalize on shifting voter sentiments. The Quebec riding, formerly represented by David Lametti, will be contested by the Liberals’ Ian MacIntyre as they seek to maintain their foothold in a traditionally safe seat. This electoral event marks the first opportunity for voters to express their views on the Liberal government since the June defeat, amidst a backdrop of rising Conservative support across Canada. Analysts suggest that while the Liberal party faces challenges, the outcome may differ in Quebec compared to broader national trends.