Justin Trudeau Resigns as Prime Minister of Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation, stating he will step down once the Liberal Party selects a new leader. His departure comes after over nine years in office and has sparked significant reactions across Canada, with discussions about the potential impacts on provincial relationships and trade, particularly in Manitoba. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew emphasized the importance of maintaining strong trade ties with the U.S. and noted that the province is establishing a consulate in Washington D.C. to strengthen its position. The resignation is seen as a pivotal moment that may lead to improved trade relations as provinces adapt to the federal change. Trudeau's legacy is being analyzed, with a focus on his past political eras and their implications for Canada's future direction. The political landscape in Canada is poised for transformation as the Liberal Party prepares for a leadership transition.