Trudeau's Decision to Resign

Justin Trudeau announced his resignation as both party leader and prime minister after a decade in office, amid speculation about his political future due to declining popularity. This decision follows a year of waning support, exacerbated by the resignation of his deputy prime minister and a growing rebellion within his caucus. While his stepping down was anticipated, it nonetheless marked a significant moment in Canadian politics, representing a shift from his brand of progressive leadership. The announcement reflects broader issues facing Trudeau's government, including high inflation and public discontent, prompting conversations about what lies ahead for Canadian governance.