“Sunny roads, friends. Bright roads,” Justin Trudeau.
said When he was elected Prime Minister of Canada in 2015, his compatriots said, “This is what positive politics can do.”
Dark days seem to lie ahead for the leftist prime minister. After nine years of personal scandal, tax increase, unprecedented influx of immigrants, Rapid increase in illegal immigration, increasing crimeChurch burning without answers, housing crisis, forced medicineand the rise of state-assisted suicide as a leading cause of death nationwide, Prime Minister Trudeau is now faced with the following questions: Disapproval rate 68% and canadian dollar trading The lowest price in five years. Prime Minister Trudeau has weathered multiple no-confidence votes in recent months with the support of Socialist New Democratic Party and Bloc Quebecois MPs, but his cabinet is beginning to crumble before our eyes.
Just weeks after Prime Minister Trudeau's Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly was virtually sworn in.
auditioned Chrystia Freeland, Prime Minister Trudeau's deputy minister and finance minister, for her work featured in the pages of the New York Times. I said no to that.
Freeland is a former journalist who did everything in his power to alienate President-elect Donald Trump during his first term.
passive aggressive commentary, noticed In an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, he argued that his desire to move to another role in the cabinet was a last resort.
“The Canadian government itself is spiraling out of control.”
“To be effective, ministers must speak with complete confidence on behalf of the prime minister,” Freeland wrote. “In making your decision, you have made it clear that I no longer enjoy that confidence and do not possess the authority that comes with it.”
Prime Minister Freeland supports Prime Minister Trudeau's unlawful decision to impose martial law in 2022 to quell peaceful trucker protests, and co-signs various other controversial decisions. But in recent weeks, he suggested the two countries were “at odds about the best path forward for Canada.” It accused him of “expensive political maneuvering”.
Mr. Freeland's letter contains a clear pitch for a new direction for the country, with Mr. Jolie, former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney and other ambitious liberals over Mr. Trudeau's position. It suggested that the outgoing cabinet minister may be interested in fighting with the faction.
Mr Freeland also said that while he steps down from his cabinet position, he intends to keep his seat in parliament and stand again in the next federal election.
Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poièvre
said “The Canadian government itself is spiraling out of control right before our eyes at exactly the worst possible time,” he said at a press conference on Monday.
“I can tell you we are not united.”
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is clinging to power even as he loses control. This kind of chaos, division and weakness while staring down 25% tariffs from our largest trading partner and closest ally. Similarly, we are led by a newly elected president with a strong and fresh mandate, someone who can spot weaknesses from a mile away,” Poièvre added. “Mr. Freeland has been Mr. Trudeau's most trusted cabinet minister for 10 years, nine years. She knows Mr. Trudeau better than anyone and knows when he's out of control. .”
Trump, who has done little to hide his distaste for Freeland over the years. noticed “The great nation of Canada is stunned as the Finance Minister resigns or is removed from office by Governor Justin Trudeau. Her actions are completely harmful, and there is no way we could get a deal that would benefit our people,” Truth Social said. She was totally unhelpful.'' You will miss her, unfortunate Canadians! ”
Shortly after Mr. Freeland threw in the towel, Mr. Trudeau
appointed The Minister of Safety, Dominique Leblanc, was appointed Minister of Finance.
Hours after Freeland's resignation on Monday, the Trudeau Liberal government released its fall economic statement, which turned out to be even more bad news. Despite the freeland
promise Earlier this year, the Liberal government exceeded its deficit target by more than $20 billion due to fiscal responsibility and “guardrails,” resulting in a federal deficit of $20 billion. $61.9 billion From 2023 to 2024.
Following Prime Minister Freeland's shocking resignation and budget deficit announcement, members of Trudeau's Liberal Party of Canada held a mutinous caucus, with many MPs calling for the prime minister to resign.
reported Canadian national media.
“I can tell you we're not united,” Liberal MP Chad Collins told reporters after the caucus meeting. “There are still many members who believe a change in leadership is needed, and I am one of them.”
“I think the only way forward for us is to elect a new leader and present Canadians with a new plan with a different vision,” Collins added.
Fellow Liberal MP Wayne Long suggested that one-third of sitting MPs in Trudeau's party want him to resign, with one-third Conservatives and the rest supporters.
Trudeau reportedly said at a Christmas party for Liberal Party donors on Monday that “it hasn't been an easy day,” but otherwise remained silent about his renunciation.
Trudeau's day marked the party's third defeat in a federal by-election in recent months, after Conservative Tamara Jeanset defeated the Liberals in a federal floating seat in British Columbia in a landslide. This is likely to have made things worse. Opinion polls suggest the Liberal Party would be similarly dismantled at polling stations across the country if a snap election were held.
Dec. 8 Ipsos poll
shown The Conservative Party of Canada will easily defeat Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberals. The poll showed the Chinese Communist Party in the lead with 44%. The National Democratic Party and the Liberal Party are tied for second place with 21% each.
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