[Canada] Canadian Politics Redux

[Josephus]

If he has a majority in 2026, he won't need an election until 2029. That's a solid from a government perspective.

Floor crossings will continue. If he undermines the cons further, forcing PP's resignation, the conservatives  will choose another mediocrity, so Carney will be PM until 2038. That's a long haul.

And if an election was cold today, he would have a massive majority.  So again, why focus on a narrow majority?

Bird in the hand I suppose.

Absolutely.  Elections are, despite poll numbers, hard to predict. Anything can happen during a campaign. Why risk it, when courting floor crossers is so much less messy

[mongers]

We have six wild fires in BC. Historically low snow pack in the interior and the coast means this is going to be a bad wild fire year.

 

Early Spring here has already been unusual dry, this might be the new normal? 

[Grey Fox]

We have six wild fires in BC. Historically low snow pack in the interior and the coast means this is going to be a bad wild fire year.

 

Early Spring here has already been unusual dry, this might be the new normal? 

For you, maybe. But BC its the first time in 43 years. Things will swing around a couple more times before the new normal is established.

Southern Quebec just had it's longest winter in, what I figure is, a decade and half. Everything is wet.