BREAKING REPORT: ⚠️ Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is considering an IMMINENT resignation..

[mystery-ak]

Canada’s Conservatives Call for Election Now: Trudeau Resignation a ‘Trick’ to Keep Left in Power

Canadian Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre condemned radical leftist Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement on Monday that he would relinquish leadership of his country and the Liberal Party, dismissing it as a “trick” for the Liberals to stay in power and continue Trudeau’s policies.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2025/01/06/canadas-conservatives-call-for-election-now-trudeau-resignation-a-trick-to-keep-left-in-power/

[GtHawk]

Good news is he'll have some free time to vacation in his fathers country of birth.  Maybe even settle down. Start a sugar cane farm, or plant some dental floss.

I think he should take up a hobby there, swimming with Bull sharks whilst wearing meat shorts.

[mystery-ak]

DAVID MARCUS: Trudeau exits the stage. Canadian Truckers 1, Prime Minister 0

Justin Trudeau’s political career and reputation now lie in the dustbin of history. The frustration with the progressive status quo of globalism has boiled over
 By David Marcus Fox News
Published January 6, 2025 1:33pm EST | Updated January 6, 2025 1:34pm EST

It wasn’t supposed to end this way.

Back in 2015 when Justin Trudeau ascended to the prime ministership his father had held long before him, he was supposed to be the young, sexy, brash leader who could guide the Liberal Party and Canada for decades.

Today, Trudeau’s political career and reputation lie in the dustbin of history, like so many other slick-haired neoliberals from Italy to Argentina to Germany, and beyond. The frustration with the progressive status quo of globalism has boiled over.

And in every case, including President-elect Donald Trump’s victory in November 2024 over the Democratic Party machine and its media allies in the old US of A, it was populism that drove new thinkers into power and kicked 1990s progressivism to the curb.

In the Great White North today, one might even say: Canadian Truckers: 1, Justin Trudeau: 0

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https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/david-marcus-trudeau-exits-stage-canadian-truckers-1-prime-minister-0

[MeganC]

It's official he has just resigned...

Will Biden be issuing Trudeau a pardon?

[libertybele]

Will Biden be issuing Trudeau a pardon?

No, but he'll be awarding him the Medal of Freedom. 

[Hoodat]

I'm still not getting the results of Canada's 2021 parliamentary elections.  The Liberals received 32.6% of the vote (which was less than the Conservatives received), yet they end up with 47.3% of the seats.  And the People's party received over twice as many seats as the Green party, but end up with zero seats compared to two seats for the Greens.  I thought under the parliamentary system, seats were awarded based on vote percentages.

[bigheadfred]

I'm still not getting the results of Canada's 2021 parliamentary elections.  The Liberals received 32.6% of the vote (which was less than the Conservatives received), yet they end up with 47.3% of the seats.  And the People's party received over twice as many seats as the Green party, but end up with zero seats compared to two seats for the Greens.  I thought under the parliamentary system, seats were awarded based on vote percentages.

In Canada, the country is divided into 338 electoral districts or "ridings." Each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). The candidate with the most votes in each riding wins that seat, regardless of whether they secure a majority of votes. This system means that the distribution of seats does not directly correlate with the national vote share of each party.

The Liberals won more seats despite receiving fewer votes nationally because their votes were more efficiently distributed across winnable ridings. The Conservatives might have had a higher vote share nationally but concentrated votes in ridings they already won or where they finished second, thus not translating into as many seats.

[Hoodat]

In Canada, the country is divided into 338 electoral districts or "ridings." Each riding elects one Member of Parliament (MP). The candidate with the most votes in each riding wins that seat, regardless of whether they secure a majority of votes. This system means that the distribution of seats does not directly correlate with the national vote share of each party.

The Liberals won more seats despite receiving fewer votes nationally because their votes were more efficiently distributed across winnable ridings. The Conservatives might have had a higher vote share nationally but concentrated votes in ridings they already won or where they finished second, thus not translating into as many seats.

Thank you for that.  Their system is closer to our winner-take-all than I had assumed.

[Cyber Liberty]

He still has months to do more damage, and you can bet your last dollar he's going to berserk like Shortbus Joe is doing.

[mountaineer]

BREAKING: Justin Trudeau resigns to focus on career in blackface entertainment
GENESIUS TIMES
Exavier Saskagoochie January 6, 2025

OTTAWA—In a move that has left the Canadian political landscape in shock, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced early this morning that he will resign from his position as the leader of Canada to pursue a new career in blackface entertainment.

Trudeau, who has been at the helm of the Canadian government for nearly a decade, made the announcement during a special session with the Liberal Party caucus. “I have decided to step down as Prime Minister to explore a different path where I can express my artistic side,” Trudeau stated, referring to his controversial history of appearing in blackface and brownface at various points in his past. ...

[mountaineer]

A conservative Canadian journalist comments on Trump's "plan" to make Canada a state:

Ezra Levant 🍁🚛
@ezralevant
Why are Trump's 51st state comments resonating so loudly in Canada? Because of Trudeau himself.

When Justin Trudeau first won election in 2015, he told an American newspaper:

‘‘There is no core identity, no mainstream in Canada." He said we're "the first postnational state." Source: https://nytimes.com/2015/12/13/magazine/trudeaus-canada-again.html

Since then, he's taken our founding prime minister off the $10 bill; he's altered our national anthem; he's accused Canada of committing "genocide" against our Indigenous people (but he won't say that about China and the Uyghurs). He's removed historical symbols from our passport.

He regularly accuses Canadians of being racist and sexist, even as he dresses up in blackface, and sexually assaulted Rose Knight in Creston, B.C. (He said she just  "experienced it differently"). Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rsFYkh3xpH0

He's devalued our citizenship, giving millions of foreigners unvetted access to Canada and saying we have lots to learn from returning ISIS terrorists. Source: https://x.com/RealSaavedra/status/1876288601572757887 He's scrapped the citizenship test for new Canadians.

He's denuded our military to the point where we can't even participate in NATO war games because we lack modern equipment, but he can afford tampon dispensers in male bathrooms in military bases.

His veteran affairs department now recommends assisted suicide to vets with PTSD. Source: https://cbc.ca/news/politics/veterans-maid-rcmp-investigation-1.6663885

I could go on.

In short, he has done everything to demoralize Canada, and to denature us.

That's why Trump's statements about becoming the 51st state sting. That's why they hit home.

Because for a decade, Trudeau and every institution in the country -- the regime media; the universities; the courts; the Parliament -- has said Canada means nothing.

Every one of Trudeau's actions says "Canada means nothing", it's really just a hotel.

Well, Trump knows about hotels. Why would't he try to buy one -- especially one that's so dilapidated?
6:13 PM · Jan 7, 2025

[Cyber Liberty]

A conservative Canadian journalist comments on Trump's "plan" to make Canada a state:

...  "Well, Trump knows about hotels. Why would't he try to buy one -- especially one that's so dilapidated?"

Canada as a "Fixer Upper."

[Wingnut]

Canada as a "Fixer Upper."

A potential flip property. 

[mountaineer]

A potential flip property.

And a new HGTV series, "Flipping Canada, eh."

[Lando Lincoln]

A conservative Canadian journalist comments on Trump's "plan" to make Canada a state:

Wow… that is a quick but scathing account of Trudeau.

[Wingnut]

And a new HGTV series, "Flipping Canada, eh."

"Sell it or Keep It"

[The_Reader_David]

It doesn't.  Never has.

True about free speech, but due process of law used to, and was abandoned under Trudeau to attack the truckers' strike, with people losing access to their bank accounts and lines of credit without due process of law just for expressing support for the strike.

[Sighlass]

Kamala Harris could make a run for PM of Canada now she is done here....