The Liberal Party of Canada confirmed on Thursday that it would replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with a new leader on March 9.
Trudeau announced his resignation on Monday, blaming Liberal infighting – and not years of disastrous policies that have triggered a housing crisis, the deterioration of the socialist healthcare system, and rampant crime – for his demise. Canada is poised to hold a general election by October at the latest, but the rival Conservative Party, hoping to capitalize on high approval ratings and the widespread unpopularity of the Liberals, is advocating for a snap election as soon as possible.
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