Canada doesn't have a gerrymandering problem — but that doesn't mean the riding map is perfect

Perhaps the best thing that can be said about the process of drawing electoral boundaries in Canada is that it's not ultimately up to MPs to decide. That separates the Canadian system from the situation in most parts of the United States, where partisans draw the maps.

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