Pierre Poilievre responds to Justin Trudeau's resignation: 'What has really changed?'
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation on Monday, ending nearly ten years of leadership amid rising voter dissatisfaction and internal party turmoil.
- Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre criticized Trudeau's resignation as superficial, claiming it does not address systemic challenges or policy failures during Trudeau's tenure.
- The Liberal Party will select a new leader through an internal election process, with a spring election likely to choose a permanent replacement for Trudeau.
- Poilievre has called for a federal election, urging Canadians to reject what he described as the 'Liberal-NDP coalition' and promising a crackdown on crime and inflation under a Conservative government.
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