The liberal government in Canada has managed to maintain its parliamentary majority after several opposition members joined its ranks.

Informed sources reported that this move came after prolonged negotiations led by leaders in the Liberal Party, who were able to convince several members from other parties to join the liberal bloc.

It is worth noting that these political shifts occurred at a sensitive time for the liberal government, which is seeking to strengthen its parliamentary stability following the recent elections.

This new affiliation bolsters the liberals' position in the House of Commons, allowing them to pass important bills without the need for support from other parties.

No official statements have been issued by the members who decided to change their political allegiance so far, while speculation continues about the implications of this move on the country’s political landscape.