Why Canada's Government Could be About to Fall

[@ARIXANDRE]

Feels like Trudeau has been in power for longer than South Park has been mocking Canada.

[@tauceti8060]

Try that around Deadpool😂

[@giantWario]

He's been in power only for nearly 9 years now. Harper and Chrétien, the two guys before him, were there for longer. It's just that the past 9 years have seemed a lot longer than they really were.

[@justincronkright5025]

Stephen Harper has the same tenure length approximately I believe (9 years).

[@MrBluman999]

And yet he still blames the guy before him constantly

[@youcansendme-a-letter]

Trudeau has been Prime Minister the 7th longest of any in Canada at 9 years so far. His father Pierre Trudeau has been Prime Minister the 3rd longest of any at 15 years.

[@DumbEpicGaming]

hahah a country with a leaf on its flag is having its government fall in autumn

[@alt_zaq1_esc]

And they call autumn "fall"

[@ohwellplaythecardsthatimgi9494]

@@alt_zaq1_esc woah... no way.... that's like... the entire joke

[@J.B.Ram1]

NDP are just posturing, no way they allow the government to fall unless they start doing much better in the polls, and they won't with Singh in charge. There will be no election until next year.

[@JollyOldCanuck]

Canada usually holds its federal election in Fall, so I assume that someone working in Elections Canada shares your sense of humour.

[@atharvadate7345]

lmao 🤣🤣

[@akend4426]

I’m pretty sure a lot of Canadians would be really glad to see Trudeau get the boot.

[@kateb2643]

Most. Even the centrists don't like him

[@Mystro256]

Yeah but the alternatives aren't exactly inspiring confidence.

[@nathanl4083]

​@@Mystro256i mean NDP is like 20x better

[@Internet_Canuck]

My Mom’s a liberal, But even she hopes that they replace him. As she has zero faith he can win the next election.

[@FreekillX1Alpha]

We need a shake up of our leaders. Trudeau has shown he's too out of touch with Canadians, Singh has made poor political manoeuvres, and Pierre has been blatantly two faced. Every one of them is hurting the image of their party.

[@TheAmericanPrometheus]

I doubt it will change much, the only thing changing is Singh making the confidence and supply agreement informal. Unless Jagmeet explicitly gives his support to a no confidence vote, nothing changes.

[@Ryanlexz]

Unless jagmeet Singh pulled out of the coalition. Him and Justin Trudeau have nothing in common with each other

[@ColCurtis]

Not just the conservatives. Most of Canada wants an election.

[@vwphred]

nope

[@fosyay1780]

Yep​@@vwphred

[@polytopiahu1015]

Saying you're "not gonna play politics" is a great political play

[@jakebeaudry3888]

Indeed, to feint as a reasonable neutral politician might win votes from centrist and swing voters.

[@alx9r]

Arguably Trudeau should be playing more politics…at least then the stupid policies he imposes would be to someone’s benefit instead of no one’s.

[@ljosephdumas3113]

I'm a politician, but I claim i'm not gonna be playing politics. Double think anyone?

[@DakotaFiles]

An important bit of context regarding Canada and the NDP/Liberal agreement: a large part of breaking the confidence and supply agreement could be due to how the liberals handled the rail worker dispute in August. The NDP campaign on a very pro-labour platform, and it's been reported that they've been assessing pulling out of their agreement with the liberals when they forced the rail workers back to work. Personally, I don't expect an election to be triggered before the one scheduled in october 2025. It's not entirely out of the question though, as if they start to do slightly better in the polls and surpass the liberals, the NDP may be willing to accept a conservative majority if they're posed to be the opposition party.

[@olafsigursons]

The Bloc will prevent a Reform Party majority.

[@MachineDog90]

Canadian Here, yeah, the rail strike back to work kinda put the NDP in a bad position. There polls are down as well, it was either support the Liberial and anger there base more or risk it.

[@Cuz.im.batman]

It'll be conservative majority with a blockdaquececk opposition

[@kevinw2592]

they're still polling third as of Sunday. Be interesting to see how this moves the needle.

[@markg2307]

So you think when Polievere calls for the carbon tax election Singh will side with Trudeau? He can do it but it’s total career suicide but he gets his pension …. The NDP and Liberal party will become irrelevant for the next 30 years should they make the country wait the full year.

[@kagnetix6674]

As someone from East Africa I'll tell you this. China doubling down on a bad decision when they are getting closer and closer to collapse is the dumbest move. They don't have the money/time left to flounder money on investments that most will be useless due to most of these projects being so corrupt due to local and Chinese officials to where it's a waste of time. They just need to stop being aggressive against their neighbors and invest in them if they ever seriously want to challenge USA

[@notusneo]

Seems like a good move then

[@Willsmiff1985]

There’s nothing to invest in domestically. They’ve squeezed their own people both fiscally and demographically. They need markets that are both undeveloped and have healthy demographics… Something that is getting scarce worldwide. FYI US not in a much better position than China. Investment in general is hitting a wall.

[@megathai]

Honestly, it's not like the west is going to invest in African infrastructure any time soon.

[@Puzekat2]

I disagree. China needs trading partners so they are going to invest in Africa so that Africa buys their shit. They’re going to own Africa. They have no problem with that and most of the leaders in Africa are corrupt and you kind of know that. The Western world has been controlling too much of this world in China and Russia are taken over.

[@baiwuli6781]

It’s not that simple, okay? It’s not just that China needs to stop being aggressive. If China wants to improve its relationships with its neighbors, it has to concede a lot of things. If China wants to improve relationships with: 1. Taiwan, it has to recognize Taiwan's independence, losing territory and domestic support; 2. Vietnam and the Philippines, it has to abandon its claim over the South China Sea, losing a huge future potential economic zone; 3. India, it has to abandon Tibet; 4. South Korea, it has to abandon its ally North Korea. Considering all this, investing in Africa costs China much less.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

Just like Biden stepped aside, Trudeau should do the same

[@KaloyanKasabov]

I mean, he can't run for a third term as far as I know. Question is whether he'd step down

[@RJH755]

Agreed, but this is the same guy called a snap when he was still polling well to get an extra 2 years as PM so I wouldn't hold my breath

[@thepax2621]

Well... you're an optimistic one 😅

[@Rui301]

Biden was forced. I assume Trudeau wouldn't go willingly either.

[@CarlClassenX]

@@KaloyanKasabov that is not how it works here in Canada. As long as he is the leader of the party he can run as long as they want him.

[@Elongated_Muskrat]

How will this affect maple syrup prices?

[@palsada1166]

The maple reserve is low, but still substantial.

[@Jedi.Toby.M]

Canada's department of trademark management won't allow major price changes on the few things the rest of the world knows about us. Fun fact: California has a larger population than our entire country.

[@dougdupont6134]

Bro, I got some trees here outside, hmu

[@J.B.Ram1]

The government won't fall, NDP won't dare force an election unless they start doing much better in the polls, and with singh as leader that is unlikely.

[@WanukeX]

2:29 - Another reason it's unlikely to go to an election this fall is that there are a number of Provincial Elections (British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan) that are all set to happen this October Already, and they typically try to avoid overlap between provincial and federal election campaigns.

[@larryalvares1369]

As an American, WTF USA indeed

[@jasongrundy1717]

"Under threat" is a weird way of saying "will hopefully collapse like a rotted tree to be replaced by something better."

[@Randomstuffs261]

Tim Pool being a Russian paid propagandist? **Surprised pikachu face**

[@ComradeChyrk]

Even if he genuinely had no knowledge that he was getting paid to promote russian propaganda, the fact that he can be paid to say whatever you want him to say should discredit anything he says going forward.

[@Randomstuffs261]

@@ComradeChyrk Indeed. And surely an investigative journalist like Tim should have the bare minimum skill required to investigate his main source of income to realise that it's from an authoritarian dictatorship that he's spreading propaganda from,

[@jonrolfson1686]

‘Financing disturbed through credit lines’ (3:26) sounds vaguely like the inadvertent revelation of some hitherto hidden truth. Keep up the good work.

[@captcanada7278]

9:00 America in chaos true i did forget about that Assassination attempt

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This was a good move by the NDP, Best to separate yourself from Trudeau

[@Blink29]

It's never a good thing when people constantly want to separate themselves from you. LOL

[@MidwestArtMan]

It sounds like he's not separating himself much. The "It's up to the NDP to stop Poilievre" part, while his party is in third with half of the support of the Conservatives makes me think that the only way he can stop Poilievre is by continuing to ally with Labor.

[@Clone683]

Its funny how hated Trudeau is now, I remember he was quite popular in his first term

[@Internet_Canuck]

Thats Canadian politics. You last 2-3 terms, until you screw up enough that everyone hates you. Then in the next election the next guy gets voted in on a landslide victory.

[@PastaEngineer]

Yeah. I still dont get it ethier. Ppl blaming feds for alot of things the Provincal gov is in charge of.

[@jakethegardenrake8418]

While some people are still on the fence about Pierre, what's agreed on is no one loves Trudeau. Hopefully Canada can unite under that fact.

[@joeblowe3180]

This is what happens when grow up telling yourself that you're better than your neighbo(u)r the USA. You become complacent and degrade over time.... especially if what you tell yourself is false :)

[@gregory-of-tours]

Yep, everyone in my parents generation was so fucking smug and complacent. For most of my life, the response to any criticism of the establishment (Liberal and Tory) has basically amounted to "CANADA'S THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD! la la la la, can't hear you!"

[@tetradekagon]

@joeblowe3180 @gregory-of-tours I can see both of you are intellectuals

[@pat9353]

If you asked Canadians if they would prefer the system of government they have now or the system the US has, the overwhelming majority would take the Canadian system. Canada does a lot of things wrong, the system itself _is_ better than the US’ however. A coalition falling out isn’t a failure of government, its government working as intended.

[@quackywhackityphillyb.3005]

I double the bloc would form a confidence agreement with the liberals because of their immigartion policies

[@quackywhackityphillyb.3005]

*sorry for the spelling*

[@Michformer]

@@quackywhackityphillyb.3005 Don’t apologize. You got your point across. Bloc can’t be further legitimized.

[@Joemoa]

Everyone hopes so

[@haydencrawford8552]

Weve had more canadian news this year on this channel than ever. Yay

[@chrisleonard2066]

We can only hope

[@dannylive3000]

Never thought I’d see the rebirth of the Chinese Tributary system in Africa

[@AB_123_AB]

It's better than western colonialism.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

@@AB_123_AByes, it’s okay for China to have a 21st century colonial empire because of what others did decades ago, right Mao?

[@AB_123_AB]

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Less worse is better. Understand the logic, dunce?

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

@@AB_123_AB but 🇨🇳 is “more” worse today. But hey, it’s okay to Mr Beijing because of what happened decades ago

[@AB_123_AB]

@@Homer-OJ-Simpson More worse is still better than the west. Geez louis, you actually have the brain of Homer Simpson.

[@LockeTheAuthentic]

Gosh I hope so.

[@MrBOSTodd]

Ben has a nervous habit of shaking his leg whilst reading the news.

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

How do u know

[@Finnbobjimbob]

@@user-op8fg3ny3j This beautiful thing called sight

[@MrBOSTodd]

@@user-op8fg3ny3j you can see the shaking of the chair or his clothing.

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

@@MrBOSTodd damn, you're perceptive

[@KnightRaymund]

The government is not going to fall.

[@JT.Pilgrim]

Accurate reporting. Ty

[@KevinWebb]

Your WTF promo is hilarious, and it hurts me as a US citizen.

[@thepax2621]

China won't get that money back 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@cupidsfavouritecherub9327]

They're not trying to get it back, they're buying influence

[@Michformer]

1:49 Not a good idea. World needs less nationalism, not more of it.

[@Μ.Ζ-ρ4π]

Not really the Quebec people want independence not anything else

[@Michformer]

@@Μ.Ζ-ρ4π The point is that their brand of nationalism others those unlike them (including speakers of the world language). And as with wildfire, nationalistic/discriminatory policies can spread and give other governments (in NA and abroad) ideas. Where do you think they got the idea to ban religious clothing items?

[@Μ.Ζ-ρ4π]

@@Michformer yeah but so can any world event . Also if you were constantly at odds with the government and a part of the population tat doesn't spek your language and has different customs then you you should be able to choose whatever to be free or not

[@Michformer]

@@Μ.Ζ-ρ4π Nationalism has no place on Earth. It's dehumanizing. Doesn't matter where I'm based.

[@tomasje]

@@Michformer they only banned religious clothing items for public servants, France, who was the inspiration behind the laicité laws, has way stricter laws. Quebec has also its own judicial system, different than the rest of english north america.

[@Alterarc-n6v]

About time

[@corriemooney9812]

God willing yes.

[@Declan_Lancs_England]

People will cry about Russian influence in the US but say nothing about AIPAC

[@adampica9815]

Ive heard more criticisms of aipac than of russian interference, especially as of late, not to Mentiom aipac is legal and not planning to go to war with nato

[@user-op8fg3ny3j]

@@adampica9815 AIPAC literally wants the US to support Israel's wars

[@derpyyyyyyyyyyyt]

aipac is legal and israel is considered an ally, russia is either our biggest or 2nd biggest enemy and is illegal

[@ronan5228]

It's almost as if being an open and legal entity is treated differently than organisations secretly funded by a sanctioned US enemy deliberately spreading misinformation .

[@MrStealYourBalls]

​@adampica9815 Russia isn't planning on war with Nato either lol, you need to stop watching these propaganda streams, they've melted your brain

[@CryptoC4T]

I miss the graphs. The slideshow of faces does nothing to help me understand political landscape of Canada.

[@roberthoople]

"sow discontent in America." LMAO! I really don't think it needs Russia to help it with that.

[@brandonwalker5011]

How do you disturb money through credit lines?

[@extrapolate]

Trudeau is so incompetent and just not a figure that demands respect. Hopefully Canada can get an actual leader to lead it and not this poor excuse of a human

[@johnbroderick3594]

Canada mentioned! Wtf is a president 👑🇨🇦🍁🦫🫎

[@tetradekagon]

Lmaooo real

[@aidan11162]

I suspect there will be many Canadian military personnel that will be pretty happy

[@utieyinogedegbe147]

nice hoodie mate

[@MrRhombus]

When I heard the announcement of the alliance originally I thought it was stupid, lo and behold

[@LydiaMoMydia]

"when the chinese visit us we get a new hospital, when the british visit us we get a lecture"

[@sakshambhadoria9998]

Jagmeet Singh didn't want his political fortunes to dwindle by associating himself with a highly unpopular government out of touch with reality and lacked political imagination. His own image has taken a beating and was fast losing support. It's a given for how long can one stay in a sinking ship.

[@Car-Ramrod69]

I wish.

[@TyrooShino]

Consider the NDP is part of why the country is burning alive… yeah. They aught to be in mortal fear of their tenure

[@powermiro]

I think Jagmeet should've never had a coalition with the liberals. Good things came from it, but his reputation as leader and the reputation of the NDP has went down by a lot. I do not think it is a good thing that Pierre Poilievre is gaining a lot of support. He doesn't have a clear plan of how he will fix the country. At least the NDP has ideas that could help out a lot. And They've made progress in some aspects. Jagmeet still ruined any chance of an Orange Wave that was seen back in 201.

[@cgt3704]

I dont know, i feels to me that Singh pulled out because he didnt want to be associated with Trudeau rather than the reson he gave to the press

[@tommyb8900]

I thank the lord that he bring the queen home before she saw how terrible the world become…

[@hughjass1044]

Canadian here.... This latest development was expected. Perhaps not quite this soon but expected nonetheless. Trudeau's Liberals are going down by the head and will take anyone and anything associated with them down with them. Singh's party, and Singh himself too, are not likely to fare very well at the next election but he risked getting wiped out if he didn't detach from Trudeau. In fact, it wouldn't shock me too much if Trudeau himself decided to take a long walk to think things over. I myself, would prefer if that long walk was on a short pier, a railroad track or a very busy expressway but, whatever. As long as he takes the walk and doesn't come back, we'll all be the better for it.

[@theawesomeman9821]

Surprised that Singh has decided to go against Trudeau. Don't know anyone who saw that coming.

[@ancietman]

People have been talking about Trudeaus downfall for years but he seems to bounce back hes Teflon nothing sticks.

[@dysonforbes]

as bad an an option as he is, pipsqueak poilievre is so much worse. We are stuck between a drama teacher and a drama queen.

[@sampicano]

@@dysonforbes poilievre says he's cutting down on the immigrants.... he gets my vote I have eyes and ears. I've met immigrants in the past 5 years...they didn't make Canada better, and they can literally go away forever. I won't miss them, and I don't care what happens to them or their families. I haven't met a single respectful immigrant in Canada....where are they??????

[@ANDREALEONE95]

@@sampicano Shut up.

[@johnburns8660]

@@sampicano What's he going to do about the International Mobility Program? Was he the Minister of ESDC when Harper brought it in, or did he get the job after that? How many are in that program now? It's not part of the regular immigration stream. Measure anything Poilievre has to say about immigration and foreign workers now against what happened while he was in government.

[@sampicano]

@@johnburns8660 OR WE STAY WITH THE CLOWNS PACKING TORONTO WITH MUSLIMS AND CHINESE I'D RATHER VOTE FOR TRUMP... Seriously. I would vote trump...end of democracy, dictator if it meant NO MORE GOD DAMN IMMIGRANTS.... I haven't met a respectful immigrant in....8 years? I've had doctors that need to be deported in that same span.

[@CarlClassenX]

Like the channel says. Neither the NDP or Liberals want an election when they are so low in the polls. As much as the majority of Canada would love to see an election sooner then next year.

[@thedyingfetus9493]

We are tired of Trudeau's narssistic grin and a lot of the bad policies implented by the Liberals came from or were directly supported by the NDP. We need Poilièvre to clean this mess.

[@jwil4286]

One thing: Tim Pool is not a right winger. He is center-right at best, and holds several stances that would push him further left in how he views the world.

[@jackpowrie3]

Tim Pool is a right wing shill. Has been since his Vice days.

[@CableB_]

Canadians should learn from the UK on Voting Tactically to keep the conservatives out

[@CARL_093]

Bec of bangkrup or incompitence

[@mirouzunov4321]

I hope so 😅

[@emtomb]

Singh cares more about his pension than Canadians

[@andrewrogers3067]

About fucking time, the sooner the better.

[@exanime]

to get Pierre? we are just going from bad to worse

[@sneed3040]

@@exanime You can drag it out for as long as possible but the election is in a year no matter what. May as well rip off the band-aid now and rebuild sooner.

[@hyperm8]

@@exanimeAt this point anything is better than the Liberals, you have to be a delusional leftist if you still want to keep giving the Liberals a chance.

[@sampicano]

@@exanime as long as he cuts down on the immigrants...it can't be worse only more immigrants in Canada is the worst case scenario more indians, more muslims, more chinese, more filipinos, more pakistani THAT is the problem with Canada

[@98LPM]

@@exanime what crack are you smoking ? 🤣since Harper left in 2015 things have got worse at least when he left your country had some credibility and Pierre is probably the best opposition leader in the world right now.

[@realAjWelgemoed]

Nothing conservative about them

[@lipingrahman6648]

Maybe if Justin puts on black face and does a little dance it could make things better.

[@emptyhad2571]

Conservatives in Canada are more politically similar to democrats than republicans. Just let those who don’t know.

[@alekssavic1154]

Generally yes, although there's definitely a subset of Canadian conservatives that look at the Republicans and somehow go "yeah, that's what we need here"

[@cuber5003]

​@@alekssavic1154 you frame that like it's a bad thing lol.

[@alekssavic1154]

@cuber5003 Because as far as I'm concerned it is. To be clear, I think both US parties are trash and I feel badly for anyone forced to choose between the two. But between them the republicans seem so obviously worse that I really struggle to see what anyone could actively want that they offer.

[@cuber5003]

@@alekssavic1154 I think both are bad too but frankly I'd pick a two party system over the parliamentary chaos you see in Europe or Canada. Now as for pragmatism I could see why some would want to emulate the Republicans in some way, Conservatives lose elections in Canada, quite a lot. If they want to pull in more right leaning voters or at least try to widen their appeal, some Republican style policies or tactics might be their only way.

[@emptyhad2571]

@@cuber5003 The problem is two parties divided country and two parties refuse to make a new solutions. It’s not chaos it benefits the country more than you think. Why do you think European countries are much more well of than Europe.

[@lordcirrhosisofliver]

the NDP messed up greatly TBH, trudeau was highly unpopular and propping him up is going to be a major blow the the NDP. They should have attempted to usurp the liberals as canada's main left wing party instead of clinging to trudeau. The liberals were always going to lose due to trudeaus longevity in the long run and singh made sure the NDP will lose too. The liberals have greatly benefited from the rot within the conservative party, and now everyone can see there is no less rot in the liberal party. The days where they can coast by on conservative unpopularity seem over.

[@yurisei6732]

They recently had their floors waxed?

[@adenscoolvideos]

Pierre for pm

[@freedombro6502]

Had to change the title name and picture to get more views ? 😂

[@eriktopolsky8531]

The whole world certainly PREY so it does

[@jakemccusker2079]

As an American I agree.. WTF USA were the weirdest country😂

[@patriceblakeway4421]

Will not pay for news.

[@Gothondra]

where is it going to fall to, it already resides in a shit house, can't fall much further than that.

[@4m4n40]

Russia really loves Trump

[@Vamanos46]

Maybe that's why Russia just formally endorsed Kamala Harris today. 🙄

[@Talisguy]

​@@Vamanos46 Immediately after accusations came out that they were funding right-wing commentators to sway the outcome of the election in Trump's failure. ...Hmm. He also repeated Trump's claims that Trump imposed more sanctions on Russia than any other president, and that's false. The Obama and Biden administrations both imposed more sanctions than Trump, and Putin has to know this, as the head of the Russian government. Given that he actively spread misinformation that makes Trump look better to his base while supposedly endorsing Harris...I have my doubts about his sincerity.

[@Talisguy]

@Vamanos46 Given that this was right after Russia was accused of funding right wing influencers, and Putin repeated pro-Trump misinformation during the announcement (repeating Trump's claim to have imposed more sanctions on Russia than any other president, which is false,.Obama and Biden both have him beat, and as the head of the Russian government he would definitely know this, so it must have been deliberate,) I doubt his sincerity.

[@tetradekagon]

@@Vamanos46well, not to call you stupid or anything, but, you know when a country (in this case, Russia) that is hated by most people in another country (in this case, the US) and they endorse a candidate they’re trying to get that candidate to lose? Cuz they’re not a single American that’s thinking, “oh, Putin just endorses Kamala, I guess I have to vote for her now”

[@ActuallyImJerome]

Bit clickbaity no?

[@madcat789]

From America, i can happily say: HA!

[@volrosku.6075]

given the situation in canada, Singh will not survive the next election as NDP leader and Trudeau if the liberal party had any sense would force trudeau to step down as liberal leader and replace him with someone with less baggage. the only leader that looks safe right now is Yves Facios Blanchet as he looks poised to gain more seats in quebec.

[@crocodileguy4319]

Day of the Rake (real)

[@userxiaomi4365]

WTF US??!

[@ManjunathaGowda-n3k]

He is unfit

[@captcanada7278]

Oh shit reaction to the title

[@trashcanthertrdman8459]

Oh shit reaction goes away once you get past the title

[@BaconNationChannel]

W Poland

[@fpsafghan8785]

Current title: Why Canada's Government Could be About to fall New title: Why Canada's government could fall Why Canada's government could fall apart Why Canada's government is falling apart Why Canada's government is about to fall The current title reads weirdly, please fix it

[@JohnnyPreston6699]

Canadian election will be this fall

[@GreggH-e5r]

It NEEDS to fall & a FALL ELECTION announced!!

[@jamesfraser2342]

As a Canadian, I’d like to say that NDP will almost certainly not consent to any no-confidence vote, as they are weaker than the Liberals themselves for supporting the government. Furthermore, his reactionary stance against his own base on the Palestine issue has cut him off at the knees. He also sacked MPPs and threatened MPs for wearing keffiyeh’s for ‘antisemitism’. This has gone off like a fart in Church with NDP voters. His moves have hurt his trust with his base, which as the only party left of centre, is quite the achievement. I think he is realizing he is has taken on the stench of a loser (Trudeau) for little gain, and fails to differentiate himself in the wake of this.

[@gp-1542]

What are the conservatives like in Canada Republicans lit?

[@TheMan83554]

Especially recently. Poilievre has been dipping into culture war topics which has been resonating. Extremely bad timing for Trudeau to get stale.

[@spookyghostwriter3110]

The Conservatives in Canada aren’t a unified group based on every issue. Arguably the big difference between Canada and the US are social issues. Pierre has dismissed the idea of reintroducing abortion laws outright and supports same sex marriage. If you have a republican commit to those same points, they’re probably not getting elected. That being said, Pierre really made his name as the super pro-trucker guy during the 2022 Trucker Convoy, whereas the provincial (read: state) Conservative government was supportive of the use of emergency powers to get the truckers to go away. Divisions do exist between regions, but that’s sort of to be expected.

[@zachweyrauch2988]

Politicians? Ya. The people? No. Low effort populists are the same across the border but the actual wealthy actors on the right are different. Canadian conservatives tend to be small ego truck drivers with huge chips on their shoulder and massive blind spots for identity politics because of total lack of self awareness.

[@timmbrefbarrington2663]

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[@BeckBonnie-e6g]

Martin Timothy Thomas Jennifer Anderson Nancy

[@KenxszdsdraLust]

Miller Jose Lopez Thomas Walker Linda

[@akitadakid6326]

who does russia want to win lol they never say

[@Ulster_Forever]

Damn a real obsession with Canada

[@zfighter3]

These clickbait titles are too much lol. Holy cow.

[@perd3252]

Hopefully canada does not trade justin for some muslim puppet and grows a pair

[@thebaron2277]

Jagmeet cannot win the election

[@Real_Person_Not_A_Bot]

So Meet The Robinsons was right? Fantastic! Soon Canada will be the 54th state of North Montana! We have to prioritize Puerto Rico, Guam, and Cuba first, but we'll get to it before we admit Sonara and Yucatan don't you worry.

[@quackywhackityphillyb.3005]

What are you smoking?

[@adampica9815]

Canada will be more like 10 or 13 states,

[@Real_Person_Not_A_Bot]

@@adampica9815 probably, but there would certainly be less States in Canada then there are current Provinces that's for sure.

[@jasperli]

Most governments around the world do not have a government system like the U.S. When someone says a government might “fall” they mean the demise of the party that formed government. Not the entire country or government structure.

[@Real_Person_Not_A_Bot]

@@jasperli in case it wasn't obvious, I know. I was making a joke about how TLDR likes to overstate how bad relations are between nations, or in this case, how close nations are to collapsing.

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

That’s some pretty Sikh news

[@oivei]

Title fail

[@bamaramify]

Thank God he's getting more opposition

[@westfailia]

hold on i thought foreign agent registration was evil, or is that only when post-soviet states do it?

[@Kpb1634]

I'm Canadian the trudeau and Singh coalition has been the worst government i have seen probably the worst in Canadian history.

[@dysonforbes]

@@Kpb1634 you must have a short memory. All harper did when in power is stall our economy give away billions in resources to foreign actors, cut military funding and kill our peace keepers

[@dealbreakerc]

Clearly you are too young to remember Harper...

[@Kpb1634]

@@dealbreakerc nope he was alright

[@0matters]

About to? It's already fallen!

[@dysonforbes]

the partnership between liberals and NDP fell, we now have a normal minority government.

[@cleny217]

Canada needs more conservative leadership