Canada can ill afford to be blasé about a weak, fractious government at centre
Besides an increasingly ideological tone, one of the chief reasons why parties now find it so hard to form strong stable majority governments is that federalist vote-splitting has allowed the BQ essentially to take 50 Parliamentary seats out of play.
OTTAWA—In all the bickering around the idea of a post-election coalition, nobody is asking the only question that really matters.
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