Ontario Liberal MPs Call for Justin Trudeau to Step Down: Sources
Majority of Party’s Largest Regional Caucus Reaches Consensus on PM’s Future
In a significant development within Canadian politics, Ontario Liberal Members of Parliament have reportedly reached a consensus urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down, according to insider sources.
The decision was made during a private caucus call on Saturday, involving the majority of Ontario Liberal MPs, the party’s largest regional caucus. The discussions reportedly centered around concerns about the party’s future under Trudeau’s leadership as the Liberals face challenges in maintaining public support ahead of the next federal election.
While no official statements have been made, sources suggest growing discontent within the caucus, fueled by recent poll results and internal criticism of the government’s handling of key issues.
Trudeau, who has been at the helm of the Liberal Party since 2013 and served as Prime Minister since 2015, has yet to respond to the reported call for his resignation.
Political analysts note that this move, if confirmed, could significantly impact the party’s stability and leadership dynamics, marking a critical juncture in Trudeau’s political career.
More updates on this story will follow as it develops.