Guys... newsflash, there is no national vote for the prime minister. He gets elected by a few thousand voters in his home riding, and he governs the entire country only because he's the most likely to keep the support of the House of Commons. As stipulated in the Constitution Act, 1867, he's invited by the Governor General, in the Queen's name, to form a Government. The power to appoint and dismiss the prime minister rests with the Crown. It would be absurd to suggest that the prime minister himself should decide who the next prime minister is, in a minority parliament.
yeah, that would be frightening.