1. "In a democratic government the right of decision belongs to the majority but the right of representation belongs to all".
Do you agree? Because if you do then FPTP, which in 2015 did translate >50% of votes into representation, does not meet this basic criteria for democracy.

2. All the Board I have ever belonged to govern, at the end of the day, by arriving at a consensus decision of the majority after considering disparate views. Canadian politicians can certainly learn to do that just like those in New Zealand, Germany and Scandinavian countries.

3. CPP, Medicare and the Canadian flag--brought to you by "minority" (aka consensus governments). Harper's legacy?
Shortform census--gone, Unfair elections act--gone, Northern Gateway--gone. When you don't govern with democratic consensus then national policies veer back and forth like a drunk driver's skid marks on a highway. Proportional representation is the democratic world's preferred electoral system with reason.