The Liberals have another minority government. Here’s how the social impact sector is reacting.
Why It Matters
With the election over — and the fourth wave of COVID-19 washing over the country — the Liberals will need to work with the social impact sector to stabilize rising case counts, take drastic action on the climate crisis, and establish a national childcare plan.
Meet the new Liberal government, same as the old Liberal government — with a handful of new seats in the House of Commons.
Sept. 20’s federal election ended with a largely unchanged electoral map in what was always expected to be a tight race between the Liberals and Conservatives. Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will continue on as Canada’s Prime Minister amid a fourth wave of COVID-19, rising worries about housing affordability, the climate crisis, opioid crisis, and a pending green economic transition.
Here’s what Canada’s social impact sector has to say about Canada’s 45th Parliament:
Congratulations are in order
Unsurprisingly, social impact leaders at a variety of Canadian organizations congratulated the incoming Liberal government on their minority victory in the polls on Monday night. Among them was Carole Saab, CEO
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