After 12 years of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leading Canada’s Liberal Party, a new person has taken his place. On Sunday, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney was elected to replace Trudeau in a landslide victory. He won 85.9 per cent of the votes from registered Liberals all across Canada. He beat out three other candidates.

The Liberal Party of Canada will choose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s successor Sunday night, ending a two-month campaign that was dominated by tensions with the United States.

To win the next election, the new prime minister must quickly prove he is Canada’s best hope of managing relations with the White House.