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Justin Trudeau Steps Down as Canada’s Prime Minister and Liberal Party Leader

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially declared his resignation as the head of the Liberal Party, following intense internal party pressures and a string of political challenges. In a press conference held in Ottawa, Trudeau stated he will continue to serve as Prime Minister until a new party leader is chosen.

The announcement comes after mounting demands for his resignation, which were amplified by the recent exit of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland last month. Freeland stepped down citing disagreements with Trudeau’s fiscal policies, which she believed did not sufficiently tackle the economic threats posed by the incoming U.S. administration led by President-elect Donald Trump, particularly regarding potential tariffs.

Trudeau’s tenure has faced increasing criticism, with recent polls showing a sharp decline in his popularity. This downturn is reflected in electoral losses, notably the unexpected Conservative victory in the Liberal stronghold of Toronto-St. Paul’s, indicating a shift in voter preference.

The Liberal Party now confronts a leadership gap at a pivotal moment, with polls forecasting a possible significant defeat to the Conservatives in the forthcoming federal election scheduled by late October. Trudeau’s resignation could lead to an early election to form a government better equipped to handle relations with the U.S. and other international issues.

Speculation about who might succeed Trudeau has already begun, with Chrystia Freeland, despite her recent cabinet departure, seen as a potential contender. This leadership race is expected to redefine the party’s approach to critical national issues such as inflation, healthcare, and trade policies.

Trudeau’s legacy includes efforts to enhance Canada’s international standing through progressive environmental and social policies. However, his later term was marked by economic struggles and internal party discord. Today’s resignation announcement is a landmark moment in Canadian politics, ushering in a new chapter for the Liberal Party.

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