I know there's a split between people who see the Conservatives as the best way out and supporters of the PPC.
I see the PPC as probably the least corrupt and with the best policies regarding the fauxdemic. For a lot of people, including me, voting Conservative would mean holding your nose first. There is more chance for developing enthusiasm for a new party with much better policies.
But I don't see pinning our main hopes on a party or the political process as it is in Canada. It is just one tactic within a strategy of dismantling the lockdown regimes.
Casting a vote then thinking you've done your part is too easy and simple an action. It will take much more than that. We need actions like a general strike or what the Yellow Vests are doing in France to have any hope of taking the health regimes power away from them and restoring, or more accurately creating, real democracy. We need to realize this is a worldwide struggle to literally save humanity, it doesn't just affect Canada.
In regard to the above I think the PPC would be the most effective in working internationally to combat health fascism.
It is too much to hope that the PPC would actually win the election. And yes, it could split the vote. But that is not necessarily the worst outcome. Justin Trudeau is just a cog in a much bigger wheel.