Carney SEIZES Other Party Votes to Grasp ULTIMATE POWER

Canada’s political landscape may have just changed dramatically — and most Canadians have no idea it happened.After a shocking floor crossing by Nunavut MP Lori Idlout, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government is now closer than ever to forming a majority government.But here’s the controversy: Canadians didn’t vote for a majority in the 2025 election.Instead, this government could gain majority power through political maneuvering inside Parliament.In this episode of Tap the Maple, we break down:• What floor crossing means in Canadian politics• Why this move could transform the balance of power in Ottawa• The math behind how a minority government could become a majority• Why critics say this could undermine voter intent• What it means for taxes, spending, the deficit and cost of livingIs this simply how parliamentary democracy works — or is this a political power grab?Let’s break it down.