How did confederation help rep by pop?

Confederation helped the principle of representation by population (rep by pop) in Canada by establishing a more balanced political structure among the provinces. It allowed for the creation of a federal government that could more accurately reflect the population distribution across different regions. This led to the inclusion of a House of Commons where seats were allocated based on population, ensuring that larger provinces had a greater voice in the legislative process. Ultimately, confederation helped address regional disparities and promote a fairer representation of citizens in governance.