Justin Trudeau Steps Down as Canada’s Prime Minister After Nearly a Decade in Power

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially resigned after serving nearly a decade in office. His departure, initially announced in January, comes as Canada prepares for a high-stakes election.

Trudeau’s resignation was widely anticipated as polls suggested his Liberal Party could face defeat. However, recent political shifts, including growing Canadian opposition to Donald Trump’s policies, have slightly improved the party’s outlook.

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In a heartfelt farewell message on X, Trudeau expressed gratitude:

“Thank you, Canada – for trusting in me, for challenging me, and for granting me the privilege to serve the best country, and the best people, on earth.”

With Trudeau’s departure, Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada’s new Prime Minister, taking office amid rising concerns over Canada’s sovereignty, tensions with the United States, and a looming trade war under President Donald Trump.

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