


Justin Trudeau Announces Resignation as Prime Minister Amid Growing Political Turmoil
Trudeau resigns, citing internal party conflicts and declining support; leadership race initiated as Conservative Party shifts rightward under Pierre Poilievre.
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Overview
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation after nearly ten years in office due to internal strife and waning public support. Trudeau's departure follows significant losses in confidence and approval ratings, especially after key resignations like that of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Parliament will be prorogued until the new Liberal leader is elected, as the Conservative Party under Pierre Poilievre edges toward a more rightward stance, raising concerns about the future political landscape in Canada. Opposition parties are gearing up for potential no-confidence votes and elections must occur by October.
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