Inside Politics I
While Britain negotiates, Canada’s federal parties put a gun to each other’s heads in hung Parliaments
If minority government is going to be the new normal in Canada, bringing voters into the loop of the available alternatives before they cast their ballot might actually make a lot of sense.
OTTAWA—When British voters went to the polls on May 6, they were reasonably certain that the outcome of the vote would be murky and totally certain that in such a case horse-trading by the three main parties would follow.
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