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I'm Canadian. It means something really different to "trigger an election." It's the expected behaviour because we don't have formally scheduled elections. Ther
by garyrichardson 8y ago
I'm Canadian. It means something really different to "trigger an election." It's the expected behaviour because we don't have formally scheduled elections. There are a few different things that can trigger an election here, including a "no confidence" vote in the parliament.