Would agree, but since the worldviews and goals of the current national leaders of Canada and the US are NOT the interests of their respective countries but rather the interests of an international elite consortium—in whose interest it is absolutely necessary to weaken their countries while hobbling, threatening and intimidating the people into fearful submission…that is NOT going to happen without intensive push-back.

Either push-back or some kind of national disaster that will somehow dislodge the leaders from their seats of power.

Related:
“Canada is becoming an authoritarian state”—
https://troymedia.com/politicslaw/canada-is-becoming-an-authoritarian-state-under-trudeau/#.YhaK7opByMp
H/T Blazingcatfur blog.
Key grafs:
“…A little respect shown to the truckers and an honest attempt at conversation would go a long way. The core of the trucker group is reasonable, decent and hardworking Canadians. These are not extremists. Instead, Trudeau and Ford decided to roll the dice and rashly push us into an unknown future of Canadians yelling at one another – and worse.
“Maybe that shouldn’t be a surprise, considering that that’s the way the Liberals won the last election. First, stoke up the fear…. Then scare even the young and healthy. Next, promise everyone that vaccines will save them and convince them that anyone who chooses otherwise is their enemy….
“[That]…formula worked for Trudeau and Ford but at the cost of dividing the nation – perhaps irreparably….”

We are watching the two nations go straight to hell.

Seems like the time for revolution is pretty much here, it just needs a spark in one or both places to initiate the flames (I suspect if it starts in one place it will spread to the other).

Australia is probably also ready for it, too, though they have the greatest disadvantage for having given up all too many of their weapons.

Can’t speak for western Europe, but France and the UK may also be in the Hot Seat.

It is quite possible that the NDP can’t afford a new election. So they will prop up Justin to avoid bankruptcy, although their views of the working class seem to be aligned.

(But Trump…. But Putin…)

Perhaps in theory yes, in practice it relies in the aggregate
upon the degree of integrity in Parliament. Integrity is currently in short supply in the West.

In the 2021 election, Trudeau got 32% of the vote. His party holds power due to a power sharing alliance with the even farther left NDP party. He can’t risk a new election. Barring a currently unlikely no confidence vote, Trudeau is in office till 2026. Of course, that presumes that he won’t emulate his hero and declare himself El Presidente for Life!

The liberal Governor General of Canada could unilaterally disband Parliament and declare a new election but as she owes her nomination for the position to Trudeau, her silence and lack of action reveals where her loyalties lie. Which is decidedly not with the Canadian Charter of Human Rights.

Mistah Bagehot, He Dead.