The odds are like 95%-5% against them, nothing will save them at this point.
Less than 1% of the population would understand this bill. What concerns people on the day to day is quite different and that’s what the government is talking about (housing, immigration, policing, health care, dental care, pharmacies etc).
It's not a government bill.
> It's not a government bill.
It's a private member's bill (from a member of the governing party, supported unanimously by votes from every party)
I saw some tweets claiming people would vote He Who Cannot Be Named if McDonalds ice cream machines get fixed.
For some reason it another the broken ice cream problem doesn't seem to be nearly as prevalent in Canada. I don't have ice cream at McDonald's often, but at least a handful of times a year and don't think I have ever encountered a broken machine. This is mostly around Toronto.