I think that if we implemented this in Canada, it would have to be done slowly and in stages, to allow the public to properly understand the improvements that we want to see made to the current electoral system. Of the 53 most stable democracies—in other words, where democratic elections are held at regular intervals, countries with at least 3 million inhabitants and a multi-party system—there are 25 that have proportional representation, 15 that have a first past the post system and 13 with mixed member proportional.
Sur les 53 démocraties les plus stables, c'est-à-dire là où il y a des élections démocratiques à intervalles réguliers, des pays d'au moins trois millions d'habitants qui pratiquent le multipartisme, il y en a 25 qui ont un scrutin proportionnel, 15 qui ont un scrutin majoritaire et 13 qui ont un scrutin mixte.