CBC News projects the Liberals picked up two Nova Scotia&nbsp;seats in Monday's election, leaving the Conservatives with just one seat in the province.&nbsp;

Here's a full list of projected winners and candidates by riding.

Note: * indicates candidate seeking re-election

Projected winner: Conservative - Chris d'Entremont *

Projected winner: Liberal - Jaime Battiste *

Projected winner: Liberal - Sean Fraser *

Projected winner: Liberal - Darren Fisher *

Projected winner: Liberal - Shannon Miedema&nbsp;

Projected winner: Liberal - Lena Metlege Diab&nbsp;*

Projected winner: Liberal - Kody Blois&nbsp;*

Projected winner: Liberal - Braedon Clark

Projected winner: Liberal - Jessica Fancy-Landry

Projected winner: Liberal - Mike Kelloway&nbsp;*

 Marxist-Leninist Party - Nik&nbsp;Boisvert

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Full voting results expected this afternoon with key races still too close to call

The next Liberal government is projected to be another minority, which means Parliament will have to find a way to work together across party lines to tackle Canada-U.S. relations. 

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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to the media upon arriving at his office on Parliament Hill April 29, 2025 in Ottawa, Canada. Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged Tuesday to beat the United States in Donald Trump's trade war after winning Canada's election and leading his Liberal Party to another term in power. (Photo by Dave Chan / AFP) (Photo by DAVE CHAN/AFP via Getty Images)

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Carney vows to govern for all Canadians after winning election upended by Trump

Mark Carney achieved what seemed like an impossible feat just a few months ago, leading the Liberals to another victory after an election that was shaped by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and threats of annexation. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney leaves the stage after the Liberal Party’s election night event, at the TD Place Arena, in Ottawa, on April 28, 2025.

Prime Minister Mark Carney leaves the stage after the Liberal Party’s election night event at the TD Place Arena in Ottawa, on April 28, 2025.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney leaves the stage after the Liberal Party’s election night event at the TD Place Arena in Ottawa on Monday.

Liberals projected to win both Cape Breton ridings

CBC News is projecting that Liberals have been elected in both Sydney-Glace Bay and Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish.

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Liberal MP Jaime Battiste (left) is going for the riding of Cape Breton Canso Antigonish, while fellow Liberal MP Mike Kelloway (right) is going for the new riding of Sydney-Glace Bay. 

Jamie Battiste and Mike Kelloway

Both Liberal incumbents in Cape Breton, Jaime Battiste, left, and Mike Kelloway, are projected to win their seats.

Tories left with just 1 N.S. riding as Liberals make gains across province

The Liberals dominated Nova Scotia in Monday's federal election, taking all but one of the province's 11 seats and toppling two Conservative incumbents along the way.

Sean Fraser leans into a kiss with his wife just before addressing supporters in a victory speech in his Central Nova riding.  

Sean Fraser

The Liberals picked up the riding of South Shore-St. Margarets from the Conservatives in the 2025 federal election, while the Tories held on to the riding of Acadie-Annapolis. 

Here are all the 2025 federal election winners in Nova Scotia

Acadie-Annapolis

Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish

Central Nova

Cumberland-Colchester

Dartmouth-Cole Harbour

Halifax

Halifax West

Kings-Hants

Sackville-Bedford-Preston

South Shore-St. Margarets

Sydney-Glace Bay

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