How Canada's Government Went From Minority to Majority Without an Election

In April 2025, Canadians elected a minority Liberal government — three seats short of a majority. By April 2026, that minority was gone. Not through an election. Through five floor crossings and three byelections.
On the same day the new MPs took their seats, the government passed a motion restructuring every committee in the House. Every committee now has a Liberal majority — including the ones that examine government spending, contracts, and ethics.
This video goes through the public record, piece by piece:
— Five MPs who crossed the floor in six months
— 74% of Canadians who said those MPs should face voters
— A $65-billion deficit alongside a $25-billion sovereign wealth fund built on borrowed money
— A Finance Minister whose partner leads the Crown corporation behind a $90-billion rail project
— The collapse of GFANZ — the climate finance coalition co-founded by the Prime Minister
— $3 billion in international climate finance directed to a framework that lost its founding membership
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