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Canadian Home Prices "Need" To Be High To Pay For Retirements: PM - Better Dwelling
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Hmm. Polling as the Conservatives are, would they win against a united left? I've suggested a strategic exit from three-way races on here before, but maybe that's not even enough.
There's also a US election between now and then.
The Liberals would rather lose than be part of meaningful progressive coalition.
Even the current situation is unpleasant for them, as exemplified by how grudgingly they'll deliver even the meanest social program.
It doesn't even have to be a coalition. They could pull out of some ridings unilaterally, and might want to if it guarantees another minority government.
I mean I hope not, but I think they would win if there was an election today