Matt Jeneroux, the longtime Conservative MP for Edmonton Riverbend, is joining the Liberal caucus

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Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney has lured yet another MP across the floor, tightening his grip on Parliament and pushing his government to being within a single seat of a majority government.
On Wednesday morning, Carney announced that Matt Jeneroux, the former Conservative MP for Edmonton Riverbend, is joining the Liberal caucus.
Despicable.


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Libcon gonna libcon.
 
I thought we’d see it in January, so I’m actually impressed they waited a month.
 
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I think there are more than meets the eye behind the scenes. Supreme court reversing an election result smells to me like they are (possibly; don't hold breath) working against allowing a majority in such ways as floor crossing. Just speculation of course.
 
@RightOfSask

seems too up in the air to me. Though i figure the same elements that might stear away or into calling an election are in play outside of their control. Hard to say.
 
@Nink

Allowing the courts an opinion on who’s won a riding is simply setting precedence for a do-over when the wrong team wins by 1 or 10 or 1000 votes in the future. Since Elections Canada can never seem to count a pool of ballots and get the same results twice it’s clear that there’s always problems with simple ballot counting. We’re going to be in Florida year 2000 forever because of this.
 
Fucking liar. He said he was going to resign his seat back in December.
 
Party affiliation cannot be both irrelevant and primary at the same time. In Canada we don't even vote for PM we vote for party and the party votes their leader. Therefore if you like a particular leader your only choice is to vote party first and the person is second. But when it's floor crossing time all of a sudden these scum bags start thinking they are special.
 
not only that but Parties allow foreigners to vote for their leader. Foreigners get to determine who Canadians get to choose between (as most folks despite voting for a MP vote based on the leader of the party)
 
Some Alberta Independence figures I follow on X are saying it'll be an additional 25,000 signatures with this.

I think they may be right.
 
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