Canada's party system is unusual in that:
A) all parties have about equal support in all the provinces
B) it closely mirrors the party system of the United States
C) it has no parties that represent conservative viewpoints
D) it is a single-member plurality district system with at least four parties winning seats
E) it has had the exact same parties represented in the legislature for the last five decades

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Canada's party system is unusual in that it is a single-member plurality district system with at least four parties winning seats. This means that different parties can win seats in different regions, leading to a diverse representation in parliament. It also means that smaller parties have a chance to win seats and be heard, unlike in a two-party system.

Canada's Party System Is Unusual in That