Looks like a minority

As per previous post, the outcome of the next election is dependent on various events. Since the time of the last entry the political landscape has been revised and its not certain that the liberals under Trudeau will be able to hold on to power. However due to Bernier leaving the CPC to form a new party that depending on his success could create a situation where if he can gather enough seats, that the outcome of the next election would most likely be a minority. In those situations the voter is put in a position of trying to vote for the party they believe will garner the most seats (CPC or LPC), or will be most likely be the king maker (NDP, Green, Bloc, or the new party Bernier has a year to get up and running).
A good indication of which of the king makers is gaining by the major party's inside polls is who they concentrate their attacks on.

We live in interesting times.
Stay tuned.

Is there a plan?

Currently I'm sure there is a multitude of plans, but there is the unspoken idea that a lot of the opposition forces harbour about PM Sock puppet about his popularity.
Let's get one thing straight, anyone can win an election because there are many variables that can change the outcome at a moment's notice..
So I can say with confidence that Justn Trudeau could lose the next election.
The point is to make that one the most likely outcome.
Currently with all the issues that can't be solved with selfies, the odds of the liberals obtaining a majority are starting to get longer. Now that doesn't mean there isn't a demographic of worshippers that will show up on election day, but as his performance on those things that matter is seen as weak or seen as awol he will lose support.

Four things to watch.
NAFTA negotiations.
Alberta election
Ontario election
Kinder Morgan's May 31 deadline