The 207 to 121 vote was largely a repeat of the Conservatives’ failed attempt last week to trigger snap elections, which saw two smaller factions in parliament siding with Trudeau’s minority governmen

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to survive a second parliamentary confidence motion in less than a week on Tuesday after opposition parties vowed to keep his minority Liberal government alive for now.

Canada’s Liberals are reeling from a string of setbacks, as the party faces a confidence vote in Parliament on Wednesday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority Liberal government survived a key no-confidence vote this week, defeating Conservative efforts to force early elections. With 211 votes against and 120 in favour,

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau survived a vote of confidence, securing his position despite mounting challenges. The vote defeated a no-confidence motion floated by the Conservative Party.

Conservatives allege Justin Trudeau failed to address soaring costs of living, a housing crisis and crime, while doubling the national debt.

The prime minister's struggling Liberals are expected to face a series of votes aimed at toppling the government this autumn.