Change we need in Canadian elections debate
A reader argues the Liberal majority in Ottawa preserves the status quo and calls for fundamental reform of Canada’s electoral system. The piece critiques GST repeal promises, Liberal dominance, and unequal regional support, proposing proportional representation and cross-party cooperation to better reflect voters’ will.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Liberal
Manitoba-Ontario
Alliance
Liberals
Communist Party of Canada
Ontario
Jean Chrétien
Canada
Psephology musings and post election reactions described
A column reflects on psephology trends after an election race. It notes forecasts missed by a commentator who predicted Liberal seats, observed misreadings by PCs and NDP, and predicts Stockwell Day’s replacement. It compiles editorials from multiple papers critiquing regional dynamics and costs.
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Liberals
Pcs
NDP
Stockwell Day
National Post
Roy McGregor
Stockwell
Square One
Watrous
Joe Clark
Calgary
Winklor Times
Mississauga
Windsor
Opasquia
Pas
Neighbours discuss federal politics and Western alienation
A letter reflects frustration with Ontario Quebec and Maritime focus in government. The writer recalls Trudeau era alienation and laments a do nothing government with potential new parties as Westerners feel shut out and seek regional balance.
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Rosetown Eagle
Ontario
Quebec
Shellbragk Chronicle
Canada
Chretien
Joe
Jean
Maritimes
Mount Royal College
Calgary
Pe.trudeau
CCF
Social Credit
Progressive Party