Coalition Government is Constitutional and viable

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To: Governor-General Michaлlle Jean

We, the Canadian Electorate, respectfully request that in the event the House looses confidence in the Prime Minister Stephen Harpers Conservative minority Government an election not be called but that the Coalition formed by the elected members of the Liberal, NDP and Bloc Quйbйcois parties be asked to form the government.

Similarly, in the event that the Prime Minster seeks to prorogue Parliament this request be denied and the Coalition be called upon to form the government.

26 Signatures

  • Scott Magee
    • Comments
    • The majority of Canadians did not vote for Harper
  • doris Chabot
  • Lenor Coomber
  • Adam Smith
  • Nancy Sheppard
  • Miguel Salvador
    • Comments
    • History and Politics prevail
  • LCOL Fergus Kyle (Ret'd)
    • Comments
    • The opportunity for Canadians educated after 1950 to learn what a true parliamentary government means, is to learn that the Queen's representative is chosen to decide the form of government when that body is unable to do so. The Right Honourable Stephen harper has proven TWICE unable to rule from a majority (at great public expense) and the people should now be led by those in whom parliament has confidence.
  • Susan Quinn
  • Daniel C Leblanc
  • Todd Russell
  • tim jichuk
    • Comments
    • Given Mr. Harper's inability to work with a minority government scenario the opposition which represents 62\% of canadians is more appropriate to govern
  • mochelle jichuk
    • Comments
    • Mr. Harper has not consulted with his opposition parties who he needs to run a minority govt so let the 3 opposition party's run the govt as they have demonstrated that they co-operate
  • John Knight
  • Tony Wong
  • Susan Raymond
    • Comments
    • I have confidence in a cooperative Coalition and will be pleased to see the three parties represent the majority of Canadians consistent with the spirit of the constitution!
  • Robert Condon
    • Comments
    • I am grateful that our Canadian constitution provides for a coalition to step in when the current elected Prime Minister fails to gain the confidence of the House of Commons. In this circumstance, the Coalition represents the majority of the voters.
  • MARY THURSTON
    • Comments
    • Stephen Harpers addresslast night was a flagrant , defiant, effort to create a reason for a separist movement. He has nothing for childen in poverty ,nothing for seniors, nothing for the unemployed. He is in my opinion a spoiled , arogent , power hugary young man who has frequent temper tantrums. Women of Canada(my Canada includes Quebec)please unite to bring him down.
  • Gordon E Wolden
  • Deni Paquette
  • michael theriault
  • Andries Loubser
    • Comments
    • 62\% said "no" to Harper
  • Ross Apperly
  • Steve Bowen
  • Linda Hellenius
  • lothar m. schiese
    • Comments
    • Years ago, I had the chance to visit Germany with my parents but because of a job obligation I had to decline. They were going for the last time to visit those relatives that were still alive and the graves of thoses not. When they were back home in Hamilton, I spoke to my dad on the phone . I was very curious and intriged about where they went and who they interacted with while in Germany. I asked what the people there thought of Canada? He replied "They have money to spend, so they come to Canada to see and EXPERIENCE the land and nature in its finest, for they don't have that anymore. The nature and wildlife and the land has been overused and abused." I then inquired, so, what do they , the average German Citizen think about our (Canadian) politics? Well, he got quite emotional. "They think we are crazy!" What do you mean,dad? Even louder he blurted out , " Well, in Canada you have Iidiots that Elect other Idiots that run the country into Ruin. What you expect, the Germans are not stupid people!"
  • Andre Cartier