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Ready or not, a Trudeau is returning to 24 Sussex Drive, completing the first father-son dynasty in Canada's federal government history.
Justin Trudeau, 43, will become Canada's next prime minister after his party steamrolled to a stunning majority victory Monday night following the longest and most expensive general election in modern times.
The Liberal party, which was en route to claiming more than 180 seats in newly expanded 338-seat House of Commons, becomes the first ever to vault directly from third party status to government.
