Canadian Election 2019

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Side note: I love that May and Letwin are named May and Letwin. The Cameron Cabinet lives on in the Green Party of Canada!

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Would Canada's most famous fictional Tory, Anne Shirley, have voted for the Scheer-led CPC? Somehow I can't see it. (I can totally see Gilbert and Diana, who are both Grits in the books, voting for Biebertrudeau, though.)

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Do people speculate about coalitions every time a Canadian election produces a minority government, or is something unique about this time around?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I'm familiar with the general lay of the land in Canadian politics and the big names in Canadian political history but don't follow the Canadian political process day-to-day. Can someone explain to me what exactly it is about Biebertrudeau that makes him so uniquely loathsome to the West? He's not even that anti-fossil fuel except rhetorically. Do people see the campaign rhetoric and assume he's coming for their livelihoods even though he's barely lifted a finger against the oil lobby in the past four years? Is there just a different culture out there that's put off by the dictatorship-of-the-woketariat vibes? Is it an affirmative strategy on the CPC's part to establish itself as a Western Canadian sectional party, rather than toxicity on Trudeau's part?