Canada's Trudeau resigns as Liberal Party leader, spelling end to time in power

He created a movement in 2015 and he got a lot of young people engaged,

said Albert Burgesson, who sat on the Prime Minister's Youth Council from 2019 until 2021

These were his best years because people were rooting for him. He was also really popular. He was also able to reach out to the younger generation,

Lalancette said

There was a moment where he was really a supernova,

said Alex Marland, a professor of political science at Acadia University

What was growing over time was the disconnect between promise and delivery, and that's a fundamental problem when you're dealing with a brand,

he said

They did not like anybody criticizing Justin Trudeau, because they saw him as almost a family member,

he said

People were using Twitter, but Instagram is more of an identity-centric, image-centric medium,

she said

There's an opportunity for her in being an outsider,

he told AFP

I intend to run, but I’ll formally announce when the rules are out,

Baylis told The Hill Times in an interview

Quite frankly, there’s a need for a non-professional politician,

he told The Hill Times

If you say no to Canada, you’re basically saying yes to China when it comes to strategic supply chains,

Champagne said on the POLITICO Tech podcast

Justin Trudeaucanada Prime Minister

Diversity is our strength.”

As Trump restricted immigration, Trudeau restated Canada’s openness to asylum seekers, proclaiming

I went to Palm Beach for a couple of days. On Saturday, we discussed Canada,

O’Leary said Monday evening on “The Hill” on NewsNation

I have so many great friends [in Canada]. One of them is 'The Great One': Wayne Gretzky,

Trump mused

Canada is subsidized to the tune of about $200 billion a year, plus other things,

he said

Over the last decade, Prime Minister Trudeau has led with commitment, optimism, and strategic vision. The U.S.-Canada alliance is stronger because of him. The American and Canadian people are safer because of him. And the world is better off because of him,

wrote the president

I told him run for prime minister … You'll win in two seconds,

he said, possibly referring to the widely publicized Christmas Day visit between the president-elect and the hockey star

Together, we've tackled some of the toughest issues our nations faced in decades, ... from the COVID-19 pandemic, to climate change, to the scourge of fentanyl."

the letter continues,

He said, 'Well, am I going to run for prime minister or governor? You tell me,

Trump recounted

We're losing $200 billion a year and more to protect Canada, and I said that to, as I called him, 'Governor Trudeau.' I said, 'Listen, what would happen if we didn't subsidize you?' He said, 'Canada would dissolve,'

Trump claimed

Justin Trudeau knew this, and resigned,

he wrote