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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under growing scrutiny and increasing calls to step down following the sudden resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. The departure of a key ally has intensified criticism of Trudeau's leadership, with opponents claiming he has "lost control of everything."  

 

Freeland, once regarded as Trudeau’s most influential minister and nicknamed the “minister of everything,” resigned Monday, expressing deep disagreement with Trudeau’s handling of Canada’s response to potential U.S. trade tariffs under President-elect Donald Trump. In a strongly worded resignation letter shared on X (formerly Twitter), Freeland highlighted the challenges facing Canada and took aim at what she described as costly political decisions.  

 

“For the last number of weeks, you and I have found ourselves at odds over the best path forward for Canada,” Freeland wrote. She emphasized the importance of preparing for Trump’s looming 25% tariffs by maintaining fiscal discipline and avoiding unnecessary spending.  

“That means keeping our fiscal powder dry today, so we have the reserves we may need for a tariff war. That means eschewing costly political gimmicks, which we can ill afford,” she added.  

 

Freeland’s departure resonated deeply in the political sphere, with sources reporting that she received a standing ovation upon entering a parliamentary session following her announcement. However, her resignation has emboldened critics, particularly within the opposition.  

The number of Members of Parliament (MPs) calling for Trudeau’s resignation has grown significantly. According to the *Toronto Star*, at least 45 MPs have now signed a letter urging him to step aside, up from 24 in previous weeks.  

 

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, a vocal critic of Trudeau, seized the moment to denounce the prime minister’s administration. “The real consequences of yesterday’s clown show are playing out in tragedies right across this country,” Poilievre remarked, as reported by the *National Post*. “Justin Trudeau has lost control of everything.”  

 

Similarly, Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet urged Trudeau to prioritize the nation’s stability over personal ambition. “We must put an end as quickly as possible to the very bad spectacle that we are giving internationally about the way Canada is preparing to face discussions with the Americans,” Blanchet said, emphasizing the need for decisive leadership.  

 

Both Poilievre and Blanchet are advocating for a federal election in early 2025, signaling their readiness to challenge Trudeau’s leadership head-on.  

The fallout from Freeland’s resignation has deepened the political crisis surrounding Trudeau, with critics citing it as evidence of an unraveling administration. Whether Trudeau can weather this storm remains to be seen, but the growing discontent within and outside his party suggests the road ahead will be anything but smooth.

 

Based on a report by NYP 2024-12-19

 

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Another left wing nutcase about to get evicted by the people. Leftism does not work, this guy destroyed Canada. Biden destroyed amercia - got evicted, Starmer is now delaying elections in the UK due to his liebour party getting hammered in the polls after destroying the UK in 3 months.

 

Hopefully the centre/centre right can take control and evict leftism

 

 

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Must be a Yank anybody not right of Attila the Hun is a leftie. Biden is senile not smart enough to cause any problems.Handed that little Ukrainian weasel too much money. The "rust belt" did not get rusty overnight,  I remember old Bush saying how smart it was to move car parts factories a few feet over the border to Mexico. Free trade and globalism was cool till it bit them in the ass ,now the pendulum has swung the other way and the tariffs are coming out. Meanwhile China builds highways, bridges and high speed railroads , the US builds aircraft carriers.

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Hopefully he is the next leftist authoritarian nutjob to get the boot.

 

Canada needs Trudeau like NZ needed Ardern. Like a hole in the head.  

 

 

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Trudeau is the worst of the worst ever bunch of world leaders ever.

If he can beat sleep Joe,braindead Harris,Macron,the Aussie and especially Starmer to that title it is some achievement.

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Pretty well the whole country knows he's done and will loose massively when the election is called.

The only person he's fooling is himself.

About time, he didn't win the last election and the NDP have been propping him up for the last 4 years.

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