Canada’s 1993 election was a partisan realignment toward regional and right parties

Evidence

The October 1993 federal election in Canada saw a dramatic reversal in fortunes for the ruling Conservative Party, as its holdings in the House of Commons shrank a tad from 153 to 2. It lost its Quebec seats to a new separatist party, the Bloc Quebecois, it lost its seats in the Maritimes and Ontario to the Liberals, and it lost most of its western seats to another new entry, the right-wing Reform Party. — Bob Altemeyer, The Authoritarian Specter, 3401