News Canadian Election: CBC Calls it for Liberals - What Changes for Canada?

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The discussion centers around the recent Canadian election results, with CBC projecting a win for the Liberals. Participants express optimism about potential changes in Canada's international stance, particularly regarding climate change, following the departure of a Prime Minister who denied its existence. There is a belief that Canada will no longer be seen as a pariah in climate action. The conversation also touches on Canada's decision to withdraw fighter planes from the fight against ISIS, suggesting a shift in military involvement. Overall, the mood reflects a sense of relief and hope for a more progressive approach in both domestic and international policies.
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Looks like CBC is calling the election for the Liberals:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada

What's your general reaction? How might Canada change its path, with respect to international affairs -- like the increasing instability in the Middle East?
 
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Well one really excellent thing is that Canada will probably stop being a pariah on climate change action, now that it's gotten rid of a PM that denies it's happening.

Australia got rid of its denialist PM a few weeks ago, and everybody is much happier already!
 
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... and the Cabinet has been sworn in.

Good on them catching the bus to the Governor-General's.
 
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