If anything, we are undoubtedly going to get *more* (not less) support for right wing governance - for austerity policies, public cuts, military spending, border securitization, anti immigration policies & tough on crime laws. This cedes a lot of ideological ground for "common sense conservatism."

And Jagmeet loosing his seat is far more significant than PP loosing his. In broader context, the former is a repudiation of NDP, but PP's seat loss is not the same reflection on his lack of appeal or party popularity. While satisfying, I don't think PP's seat loss is that symbolic of a Tory loss.

Not quite sure Canada's elxn is as stunning of a right wing loss as many are making it out to be. Conservatives won huge % of popular vote incl significant inroads in certain immigrant communities. And Libs didn't even "campaign left, govern right", they campaigned right esp on economic policies.