Canada with UK parties

[King of Kensington]

Think this exercise has been done in the past but what it would like today?  2011 election was the closest Canada had to a British style result with the Liberals largely becoming a party of university towns and the Celtic fringe (Atlantic Canada).

[King of Kensington]

The 2018 Ontario provincial election also had a Labour big, Liberals small dynamic, with the Liberals doing especially well with the "too educated to vote Tory, too bourgeois to vote NDP" constituency.

[King of Kensington]

Its fair to say the Canadian and UK Tories have broadly the same core electorate?

No: the British Conservatives have substantial levels of loyal support from the managerial classes that their Canadian counterparts lack. They can appeal to such people, but in Central Canada it is at best contested territory with the Liberals. The Canadian Conservatives partially make up for this through extra support (cutting across all manner of social and economic divisions) in the West due to regional tensions.

With British parties, a riding like Don Valley West in Toronto would be a Tory stronghold with the Lib-Dems as the main opposition.

No British equivalent of the Prairies/Great Plains in North America.  Not sure if a regional party on the right would emerge in the 25 or so rural Prairie ridings.  Just hard to imagine Don Valley West and Souris-Moose Mountain having similar voting patterns.