Class politics has always been central to the NDP and its members. This (excerpted) post from 2019 lays out the fundamental divide between Greens and the NDP ideologically, in no uncertain terms. Some might say "class relations are not useful" but to those people I'd say, try living in reality.

Calls for party unity or even mergers are frequent after these sorts of "close-call" elections, but the most incoherent of these are the mergers. After (and even during) the 2015 Federal election there were calls for an NDP-Green merger even from former MPs (who really ought to have known better.

In case anybody wants to know why I never trust "strategic voting," and always get my information from campaigns that actually do massive riding-level polling. Each of these campaigns were running a normal campaign (non-cooperative), the Liberals gaining from national sentiment more than anything.

Instagram removing a comment I made about reading bullshit company training content slowly has been the highlight of my night... took them about 7 seconds. Apparently this is "spam."