How to Topple the Government: The Canadian Way

Despite everything, we didn't impeach Bush and he will finish his full term, albeit with his tail between his legs.

Those radicals in Canada do things differently.

With the announcement of a formal alliance among opposition parties, Canada moved closer Monday to removing its Conservative government without holding an election.

If the pact — signed by the Liberal and New Democratic parties and the Bloc Québécois — is successful at dislodging the Conservatives, it will be the first time since 1926 that the federal government has changed hands without a vote.