Trudeau Faces Mounting Calls to Resign as Liberal Leadership Crisis Deepens

With key regional caucuses urging his departure and opposition parties planning non-confidence motions, Trudeau’s political future is increasingly uncertain.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under growing pressure to step down, with the Liberal caucuses from Atlantic Canada, Ontario, and Quebec calling for his resignation.
The resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in December has intensified internal party dissent and raised questions about Trudeau’s ability to lead into the next election.
Opposition parties, including the Conservatives and NDP, have announced plans to introduce non-confidence motions when the House of Commons reconvenes on January 27.
Speculation has emerged that Trudeau may prorogue Parliament to delay legislative business and buy time for a leadership transition or to stabilize his government.
Public opinion polls show the Liberals trailing significantly behind the Conservatives, with many Canadians expressing a lack of confidence in Trudeau’s leadership.