Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)

[Good2Golf]

Remember, the island of Montreal has more voters than all of Canada east of the island of Montreal.

…Toronto has more three times more seats than the Island of Montréal, so what?

the leader of the party with the most seats or that which has the confidence of the house?

Technically, it depends on the Sovereign’s decision, as represented by the Governor General:

https://www.ourcommons.ca/

The Crown and the Governor General​

In Canada, executive authority is formally vested in the Crown (the Sovereign), and it is exercised in its name by the Governor General, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister and the cabinet. The Constitution reserves certain prerogatives of government for the Crown, including the powers to:

• give royal recommendation to bills that propose to spend government revenues;
• give royal assent to bill passed by the Senate and the House of Commons so that they become law;
• appoint holders of many important offices (e.g., judicial and diplomatic);
• dissolve Parliament before elections, and to open and close parliamentary sessions (at the beginning of each parliamentary session, the Governor General reads the Speech from the Throne, prepared by the Prime Minister, outlining the Government’s objectives for the upcoming session); and
• choose the Prime Minister (by convention, the leader of the party with the most seats in the House of Commons following a general election).

The Governor General is appointed by the Sovereign on the recommendation of the Prime Minister for a tenure of usually five years which may be extended at the discretion of the Sovereign. As the Sovereign’s representative, the Governor General is the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces, performs several ceremonial functions, and represents Canada in state visits and in other international events.

 

[Rifleman62]

For all you Constitution experts here. Is there anyway PP can go to the GG and request that this Parliament be dissolved based on the HoC impasse (Liberals defying the will of Parliament)?

Can't use Polls as a reason though.

 

[Lumber]

Where are you sourcing this info from, Lumber?

Because everything I've read over the past few years has been about foreign investment fleeing the country at unprecedented levels...

And the 'investment' money coming IN from China as they purchase up large amounts kd real estate and land, as well as resource deposits and mines



But I'm willing.to accept that I live in a bubble at times, so any links you could post to get my nose sniffing in a different direction would be appreciated.

Take your pick. Perhaps you've been reading too much propaganda and not digging deep enough into the truth.

• Foreign investors choose Canada: Canada had the second-largest foreign direct investment (FDI) stock to GDP ratio among G20 countries in 2022. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, April 2024.
• Of the 25 countries included in the Kearney FDI Confidence Index, a measure of the likelihood of a market attracting investment in the next three years, Canada ranks 2nd overall after the United States. Kearney, April 2024.

The Daily — Foreign direct investment, 2023

Canada's net direct investment position with the rest of the world reached $811.0 billion at the end of 2023, up $86.4 billion from 2022, as growth of Canadian direct investment abroad continued to outpace growth of foreign direct investment in Canada.

www150.statcan.gc.ca

FDI for Canada | Invest in Canada

Learn how Invest in Canada finds the best global companies to invest here and build a prosperous economy for Canadians.

www.investcanada.ca

Key facts about Canada’s competitiveness for foreign direct investment

Novembre 2025 - Key facts about Canada’s competitiveness for foreign direct investment

www.international.gc.ca

Foreign investment in Canada - Santandertrade.com

The context of foreign investment in Canada : Canadian market's assets and inconvenients, foreign direct investments (FDI) Inward Flow, main investing countries and privileged sectors for investing.

santandertrade.com

 

[Baloo]

You have still only addressed your perspective of the problem. For the one talking about "digging" into the data, here is some context:

 

[SeaKingTacco]

For all you Constitution experts here. Is there anyway PP can go to the GG and request that this Parliament be dissolved based on the HoC impasse (Liberals defying the will of Parliament)?

Can't use Polls as a reason though.

Nope. Unless there is a vote of non-confidence, the PM has the confidence of Parliament. An impasse is not a lack of confidence.