Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government appears poised to survive a critical confidence vote next week, despite significant political challenges, including a recent withdrawal of support from the New Democratic Party (NDP). The Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, has initiated a motion of no-confidence, capitalizing on discontent related to rising costs and a federal carbon tax. However, Trudeau has secured backing from Yves-François Blanchet and the Bloc Québécois, which opposes the Conservative motion, emphasizing that a change in leadership would not benefit Quebec. Recent polling indicates that the Conservatives hold a substantial lead, with 43% support compared to the Liberals' 22%. Trudeau's administration has faced electoral setbacks, losing key by-elections, and is under pressure to address growing issues such as the housing crisis. Analysts suggest that while Trudeau may withstand this vote, he will need to navigate ongoing dissatisfaction among voters and potential future challenges from the opposition.