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The GG is not the only one. Since trudeau has a coalition, the members of the NDP, with whom he’s formed the coalition, can decline to support him in a non-confidence vote. That’s why I wrote to Jagmeet Singh and asked him to be honourable. Castreau doesn’t have the votes to defeat a non-confidence motion if the NDP defects. The Conservatives and Bloc don’t have enough votes to win the vote of non-confidence, even if every one of them voted no confidence in trudeau to continue leading the country. Together, they have only 151 seats/votes. They need another 18 votes from the 187 MP’s from the Green, Independent, Liberal and NDP parties.

We need to see what happens on Monday night. Trudeau only has 7 days to get approval from Parliament for his use of the Emergencies Act. If the majority of MP’s don’t support him, I’d expect the next point of order to be a motion to have a vote of No Confidence. Castreau can lose the vote to keep the Act in place for 90 days, and win a vote to remain Prime Minister. The fact that trudeau even tried to use the EA is ghastly, even if Parliament doesn’t approve it. We want to see both votes go against him to keep the GG out of it. She’s our last hope if all the Liberals and NDP hang together and vote to invoke the Act and to keep trudeau.

The latest poll has 63% of Canadians wanting an end to all mandates, up from 54% 10 days ago. If enough of those Canadians reach out to the MP’s and/or the GG, we can get rid of castreau. We have 27,000,000 voters, so we only need 3% of those to send an email or snail mail to the GG. This assumes that the GG complaint threshold is really 900,000.

Turning his thugs on the protesters the last two days has only worsened castreau’s image in Canada and in the world. I expect the 63% to be 70% very soon. I hope enough people get engaged for that to be meaningful, but I find it frightening that up to 37% of the population still want the mandates. SMH