Has Canadian politics become more Americanized since Trump?

[Poirot]

The difference between the electoral map of 1988 and today is pretty striking:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1988_Canadian_federal_election

To be fair wasn't Quebec going heavily for the Conservatives in the 80s a historical anomaly that has never happened before or since?

Saskatchewan (and to a lesser extent BC) going heavily NDP is indeed striking I guess

The Progressive Conservatives got a majority of Quebec seats in the 1958 election (Diefenbaker) with 4% more votes than the Liberal Party.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_Canadian_federal_election

It says the provincial Union Nationale allied with them. So yes it doesn't happen often. Mulroney in the 80s won two elections. He wanted to get Quebec to sign the constitution with honor and enthusisasm. He is from Quebec. The 1988 election was mainly about free trade with US and the leadership of  the two provincial parties backed it.

[Poirot]

Maybe Canbadian politics is more Americanized but not because of Trump. One factor could be social media / news. People import their issues.