Whether or not there’s a majority government is fundamentally a decision of the Canadian people at the ballot box, and it should happen that way, not through backroom deals cut behind closed doors in Ottawa.
Criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney's approach to forming a majority government.
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The onus should not be on the voters to try to rectify a negation of their voting preference.
I think political opportunism has gotten to such a point in this place that it’s overriding fundamental respect for democracy.
When a parliamentarian crosses the floor to join a different party than they were elected with, they are unilaterally — at the very least — altering the will of their electorate.
I think it'll cost jobs. And until there's measures that are in place that will address that, I don't think the strategy is complete.
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