Canada's Trudeau set to resign any day as Finance Minister resigns

[ericthered]

If the conservatives flip Canada, what are the top priorities for change in conservation policies. Two top priorities include slowing down the hand off of Crown land to tribes and Grizzly policy in BC and NWT. Could these changes and others be possible now?

 

[ljalberta]

Unfortunately, wildlife management is largely in the hands of the provinces and territories. I sure would like to see some massive changes on the gun laws though.

 

[98XJRC]

It's not just Canada feeling the pressure as Germany also had a no confidence vote on their left leaning Chancellor. It's an interesting time in world politics and also indictive proof that we've all been force feed a narrative world wide and people are finally pushing back.

 

[WCS]

Grizzly policy in BC is determined by the BC provincial government. Land claims with First Nations are more difficult, as they typically involve multiple levels of government and a lot of lawyers. Here in the Yukon we have a few land claim settlements still outstanding, and all parties involved don't seem to be in any rush to wrap them up.

I don't see Trudeau stepping down voluntarily, I think the Liberals will drag this out until the other parties pull the plug on them. I'd definitely prefer that Trudeau would have to contest the next election and that he has to wear the thumping they're likely going to take.