Monday's no-confidence vote may signal end of current Canadian government
{{date|November 28, 2005}}

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

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

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[[Category:Canada]]
[[Category:North America]]
[[Category:Politics and conflicts]]
[[Category:Conservative Party of Canada]]
[[Category:Stephen Harper]]
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.
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