He might still have 12 months. 13 if the bill to extend his reign past many of his members' lifetime pensions vesting goes through.

What's changed is he can't take bills for granted anymore. Up until recently he had a binding agreement with his fluffer that the NDP would unanimously support any vote that he made a Confidence Vote. He can no longer do Confidence Votes willy nilly now because he no longer has a binding support agreement with another party, and if he loses the Confidence Vote, our government dissolves.

He is no longer a dictator. His votes can now fail. If he doesn't call any confidence votes, he can rule until our 2025 budget. That is a confidence vote and he will probably throw billions of dollars at Quebec to squeak it through and then hide under his desk until October 2025.