According to my sources, the rumour is true, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has always shown a genuine passion for Canada will be stepping down after a decade in power.
Trudeau’s move seems aimed at ensuring groups like the Convoy Crazies, anti-vaxxers, and the "chem-trail" crowd don’t gain access to the Prime Minister's Office.
Trudeau understands his legacy will be remembered for the Canada-European Trade Agreement, saving the North American Free Trade Agreement, supporting Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression, helping Canada kick-start our EV transition, and leading Canada through the COVID-19 global medical pandemic. It’s always better to go out a winner than a loser, and Trudeau knows he will have a positive legacy when the history books are written.
The Liberal Party of Canada will start planning for a leadership race in the spring and summer of 2025. This gives the new leader time to unveil a new budget in the fall of 2025 while attracting candidates to run in a general election in 2026.
Political insider Dominic LeBlanc, views himself as future Prime Minister, but his chances of electoral success are limited in a general election because of his baggage. Political organizers are backing former British Columbia Premier, Christie Clark and former Governor of the Banks of Canada and England, Mark Carney.
My sources are also telling me Team Pierre Poilievre is very nervous today; conservatives can win against Trudeau, but all bets are off if Christie Clark or Mark Carney are elected Liberal leader.
Election 2025 is going to be exciting to watch!
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Dominic LeBlanc would make a good leader some day, but not this time. No one associated with this government can win the next election as leader. The new Liberal Party leader needs to be an outsider. Someone from outside the Liberal Party. Mark Carney and Christie Clark would both make excellent choices.