It starts in the far east with PEI, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador, even Nova Scotia perhaps.
Prince Edward Island has a population of 139,089 and 4 MPs in Commons. How about Newfoundland and Labrador, a population of 751,250 and 7 MPs in Commons. That's over 600,000 citizen difference, but only a 3 seat difference. Now how about Nova Scotia, it has a population of 935,573 and 11 MPs in Commons. Compared to Newfoundland and Labrador, ahem, a difference of less then 200,000, but it has a 4 seat difference...Shouldn't NFL have 12 more seats then PEI, resulting in 19 seats for NFL. Alright, fair enough, but Manitoba has 14 seats, but over 1,000,000 people, cool, nearly a 500,000 population difference. Cool, let's add 9-10-11 more seats for them. Resulting in 25 seats for Manitoba. Of course their are many flaws in my opinion, maybe, but this should result in a total seat reform.
In the end, no party leader has the leadership to propose this or mention this.
