Will the libs get to a majority?

[nottyboi]

Probably not from ballots but somehow I don't see that huge an undertaking to get 3 BQ or Cons or NDPers to cross the aisle....

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

They should just get the 7 NDPers to their side.
Atleast those 7 will get equal time in parliament that way. lol.

 

[nottyboi]

I don't think it will be hard to get 3 NDPers over or even all of them. They are even free to run as NDP next election as long as they commit to support he libs the whole term. Be a no body in a non party or be part of the govt during a historic period, its a NO BRAINER for anyone in pubic service.

 

[Frankfooter]

I don't think it will be hard to get 3 NDPers over or even all of them. They are even free to run as NDP next election as long as they commit to support he libs the whole term. Be a no body in a non party or be part of the govt during a historic period, its a NO BRAINER for anyone in pubic service.

Won't happen.

Singh used the power of the minority government to get dental, pharmacare and daycare funding passed. Those are the biggest wins for the NDP in a long, long time.
They will be hoping to continue to hold this power, though now its possible that Carney could also try to call out to the Bloc or cons for some bills.

We'll see.

 

[nottyboi]

Won't happen.

Singh used the power of the minority government to get dental, pharmacare and daycare funding passed. Those are the biggest wins for the NDP in a long, long time.
They will be hoping to continue to hold this power, though now its possible that Carney could also try to call out to the Bloc or cons for some bills.

We'll see.

If not the NDP he can recruit some CONs. I do give Singh credit for those things but the issues of this election were more important.

 

[bver_hunter]

Even the Americans including Trump are stunned by Carney's deserved victory in the Elections thanks to Trump's constant trolling of Canada as the 51st State: