Canada has essentially the same two party system as the US, with one of the two major parties winning literally every election in the last 100 years, and all but one election since the country's inception.
Occasional minority governments gave us some nice things, but that was decades ago, in a whole other world.
Canadian elections are cursed by FPTP much like the US is, and much unlike all the other developed countries that have true multi-party governance with some form of proportional representation.
Justin Trudeau made a campaign promise a few elections ago about replacing FPTP for a multi turn system and after being elected, promptly setup a sham study, which unsurprisingly found out that Canadian voters would be oh so confused if FPTP was to be replaced by a multi turn election system.
I wouldn't say Canada fares much better, in the long term. At least the Liberals are pretty benign.
During a majority government where a single party has enough votes, I generally agree with you.