CTV News also made the same call.

Majority or minority gov tbd


Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney take in the results in Ottawa. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

      • neukenindekeuken@sh.itjust.works
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        Now, imagine if the election went the other way when you wake up, and you’ll get the full American experience…

        Congrats though. The last thing the world needs is more trump clones/wannabe dictators.

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          It may not have been as bombastic, but any scientist living through the Harper governments DID get the American experience. We are trying to recover from that scientific crippling to this day.

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        Electoral reform is the biggest issue we need to tackle. Without proportional representation, Canada will continue its rightward march to polarizing American style politics.

        We need to keep fighting to make the Liberals and NDP choose Canada over party.

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            First past the post tends to produce adversarial politics, whereas proportional representation trends to produce collaborative politics.

            Canada used to be better about that because we had more minority governments, but things have been moving closer to American style two party.

            I completely agree that the divisiveness at a community level is also a problem, but electoral reform is a concrete thing we can advocate for that will improve this.

            The majority of Canadians support proportional representation, so the barrier is getting politicians to put down short sighted self interest.

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        3 months ago

        Interesting, i’d have thought housing/cost of living would’ve been on a list like that. I thought it was a fairly big issue going into the Canadian election?