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Trudeau Faces Resignation Amid Party Dissent

byChibuzor Isichei
January 6, 2025
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reportedly considering resignation as early as Monday, with sources within his Liberal Party suggesting that the announcement could come ahead of the national caucus meeting scheduled for Wednesday. Media outlets The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star published stories on Sunday, citing party insiders who expect the 53-year-old leader to step down in the coming days.

Trudeau’s office has declined to comment on these reports when approached by AFP.

If confirmed, Trudeau’s resignation would leave the Liberal Party without a leader just months before the critical national elections, slated for the end of October. It remains unclear whether Trudeau would continue as interim leader or vacate the position immediately.

The prime minister’s popularity has sharply declined in recent months, compounded by his government’s narrow survival of several no-confidence votes. Detractors within the party have ramped up calls for his resignation, citing a series of challenges both domestically and internationally. Although Trudeau had previously committed to leading the Liberals into the next election, his leadership has been increasingly questioned amid growing dissent.

Tensions have also been fueled by pressure from US President Donald Trump, who has threatened a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, worsening the strain between the two countries. In December, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned after clashing with Trudeau over how to handle Trump’s trade threats, marking a significant break within Trudeau’s cabinet.

In an attempt to stabilize his leadership, Trudeau reshuffled his cabinet later that month, replacing a third of his ministers. He also met Trump at Mar-a-Lago in November in an effort to avert a potential trade war, but Trump’s subsequent remarks on social media, including calling Trudeau the “governor” of Canada and joking about the possibility of Canada becoming the 51st US state, have only added fuel to the fire.

Trudeau, who has led the Liberals since 2015 and won subsequent elections in 2019 and 2021, now finds himself trailing Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre by 20 points in public opinion polls. His tenure has been marked by significant reforms, including Senate changes, the legalization of cannabis, and the introduction of a carbon tax aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. He also launched a public inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and implemented legislation for medically assisted suicide.

The eldest son of former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau entered politics later in life, following careers as a snowboard instructor, bartender, bouncer, and teacher.

With his leadership now under scrutiny, the coming days could prove pivotal for the future of his government.

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