Trudeau Faces Pressure from Liberal MPs

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces increasing pressure from within his own Liberal Party and from the New Democratic Party (NDP) regarding his leadership. Several Liberal MPs are contemplating not running again if Trudeau remains in power, citing public dissatisfaction over issues like dental care and inflation. NDP House Leader Peter Julian has indicated that his party will vote for a non-confidence motion against the Liberals if Trudeau does not resign by early 2025, echoing frustrations voiced by former cabinet minister Chrystia Freeland, who resigned due to disagreements over fiscal policies. Jagmeet Singh, NDP leader, has called for Trudeau's resignation, stating that all options, including non-confidence, are on the table. The political landscape is shifting as Trudeau's unpopularity grows, with polls indicating a possible loss to Conservative rival Pierre Poilievre. Trudeau must navigate these challenges carefully as he considers his future as leader amid mounting dissent.