Change (it's spelled the same way in Quebecois):
With the announcement of a formal alliance among opposition parties, Canada moved closer Monday to removing its Conservative government without holding an election.Hat tip to Dan "He's not just about sex" Savage.
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.
Coalition governments are rare in Canada, and the opposition plan still faces constitutional and political uncertainties.