Overview
- Jagmeet Singh lost his Burnaby Central seat, finishing third behind Liberal Wade Chang and Conservative James Yan.
- The NDP won only seven seats nationwide, its lowest total since 1962, and lost official party status in the House of Commons.
- Singh announced he will step down as leader after an interim replacement is chosen, following eight years at the helm of the party.
- The party's collapse includes the loss of key ridings and MPs, such as Peter Julian and Laurel Collins, as support plummeted to just 2% of the national vote share.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberal Party is projected to form a government, while the NDP faces a period of reflection and rebuilding.