The people have spoken! Our next government will be another minority. But what does that mean in practical terms? Check out these awesome past Policy Options pieces for some insight as to what you might expect! #CdnPoli #Elxn44 #🧵
In this piece from 2011, Dan Gagnier examines the nature of majority and minority government from the perspective of his personal involvement in public service and political service. options-po.li/39rynKw
In 2016, @EmmMacfarlane reminded us that we don't *actually* elect the prime minister. He says it's more than just semantics and explains why it matters for electoral reform. options-po.li/3lNmuEs
Minorities can produce exemplary and even groundbreaking initiatives. But more often than not, these achievements are obscured at the time by a political climate of high drama, confrontation and heightened partisanship, says @OldTory. options-po.li/2npGQcC
Politicians aren't the only ones who work differently during a minority Parliament — public servants also see their priorities shift, write @bluesky_neil & @HussainShorish. #CdnPoli options-po.li/3EEIEkF
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