Monday's no-confidence vote may signal end of current Canadian government

Monday, November 28, 2005

A vote of no-confidence, to be held on Monday, is expected to signal an end to the current Canadian government. The vote is to be held at 6:30PM local time in Ottawa, Ontario.

The no-confidence vote against Paul Martin's government was introduced by three of the opposition parties last week. The actual motion was proposed by Conservative party leader, Stephen Harper.

Sources

Clock ticks down to crucial non-confidence vote Monday — CBC, November 28, 2005

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