Human Error or Irregularity? Supreme Court Hears Case on Byelection Won by One Vote The Supreme Court of Canada is hearing arguments concerning the federal election results in the Terrebonne riding. A defeated Bloc Québécois candidate’s lawyer is arguing that the election outcome should be overturned. This case stems from a narrow one-vote victory for the Liberal candidate, Tatiana Auguste, following a judicial recount, and involves a mailed-in ballot that was not counted due to an error.

• The Supreme Court of Canada is hearing arguments on whether to overturn the results of the federal election in Terrebonne.
• The Liberal candidate, Tatiana Auguste, won the election by a single vote after a judicial recount.
• The legal challenge is brought by the defeated Bloc Québécois candidate, Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné.
• A key issue involves a mailed-in ballot for the Bloc candidate that was not counted due to an error on the envelope.
• The lawyer for the Bloc candidate argues that the court must ensure the correct person is in the House of Commons.