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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | Rush to Decide is Harming Canadian Election Reform

Rush to Decide is Harming Canadian Election Reform

January 26, 2016 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Canadian Election Reform

Perhaps something so important should take time, argue opponents of Canadian election reform

OTTAWA—Justin Trudeau’s government will not lack for hard choices to make between now and the summer adjournment of Parliament. In most cases though, the road from platform promise to actual legislation will be if not free of bumps at least pretty straightforward. A government that holds a majority in the House of Commons needs not fear…

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