I work in London where we've had open payment (Use any debit or credit card or Apple/Google pay) to tap in on all transport modes for 13 years. It shouldn't be that hard for every city to do

Out of curiosity, what makes you think that (other than his statement about not being in the cabinet)?

What's needed?

Express routes across outer London: Superloop
Tube lines in south London: Bakerloo extension
Walkability on busy streets: car-free Oxford street
East road crossings: Silvertown tunnel
Connections to new housing: West London Orbital & DLR extensions

Is your legacy Boris's cable car?

Yea that's why I put likely. It's mostly the early votes that are left to count, and both the NDP and Liberals typically vote early so they may not change.

Plus, Pierre Poilievre LOST his seat to one of the 90 candidates against him, though by over 50% so it was an actual majority of voters.

Will Poilievre stay on as the Conservative leader? Will he force a by-election somewhere to get back in parliament?

The parody Rhinoceros Party promises to:
- Promote carpooling by putting the brake pedal on the passenger side of all vehicles
- Force manufacturers to build more green cars: forest green, pale green, khaki green and neon green
- All existing vehicles will be green by 2027 with DIY green paint kits

Pedneault & May's #Greens promise to:
- Condition federal bus funds to zero-emission fleets
- Require all ferries to convert to hybrid/electric
- Build High-Speed Rail Toronto-Québec City & Edmonton-Calgary
- Fund bike lanes
- Remove sales tax on new and used EVs
- Nationalize CN's freight rail line