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lucky7 Justin Trudeau Steps Down As Prime Minister Of Canada And Liberal Party Leader

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Former Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau| Photo: APFormer Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau| Photo: AP

Justin Trudeau steps down as Canadian Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader amid turmoil in his government. Trudeau to remain as PM until a successor is chosen.lucky7

The resignation of Trudeau's finance minister expedited the outcome. Trudeau had become deeply unpopular over a range of issues, including the soaring cost of food and housing and did not say anything in recent weeks despite intensifying pressure for him to step down.

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The Liberals may potentially delay the return of Parliament to give them time to choose a new leader.

Because Trudeau's Liberals do not hold an outright majority in Parliament, they have for years depended on the support of the NDP to pass legislation and stay in power.

But that support has vanished — NDP leader Jagmeet Singh made clear last month the NDP will vote to bring down the government. The other opposition parties have said the same.

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The 53-year-old was initially hailed for returning the country to its liberal past when he was elected in 2015, but he has become widely unpopular in recent years. The political upheaval comes at a difficult moment for Canada.

US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to impose 25% tariffs on all Canadian products if Canada does not stem what he calls a flow of migrants and drugs in the United States — even though far fewer of each cross into the US from Canada than from Mexico.

While all three opposition parties now say they would support a vote to topple Trudeau's minority government, Parliament is not currently in session so that threat isn't immediate. But members of his own party are increasingly calling for his resignation — making his situation appear more and more untenable.

Still, there is no mechanism for Trudeau's party to force him out in the short term. If he hangs on until Parliament returns later this month, his Liberal party could be forced from power by a no-confidence vote that would trigger an electionlucky7, which would very likely favour the opposing Conservative Party.