Around 50 Liberal MPs are calling for Justin Trudeau to step down as Liberal leader (youtube.com)
What finally triggered this? He was unpopular pretty soon after election (although popular during the election, since for whatever reason Canadians are not really capable of accessing strengths and weaknesses of people, and rely on a kind of simple hope things will be good if they do what they want to hope for, it seems). He violated Canadians rights during the bank freezings during the Trucker Protests, and the Supreme Court found it to be a violation, what, like a year ago or so? as well as other pandemic measures, and he stayed PM. What population is more docile and trusting-without-verifying than Canadians? Not saying Canadians have a worse government than other countries (they have among the worst), but that they don't protest or react in any way that would be meaningful to the government or to the governance of the country) when a government abuses them. How many other countries have a convicted constitutional rights abuser of his citizens for a national leader?