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On Wednesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau successfully fended off a vote of no-confidence as opposition leader Pierre Poilievre was unable to win over the New Democratic Party (NDP) and Bloc Québécois leaders.

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In public opinion polls, Poilievre, the Conservative Party leader, is in the lead and has expressed interest in a snap election after the NDP withdrew its coalition agreement with the Liberals at the beginning of September.

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Wednesday's measure against Trudeau's Cabinet failed by a vote of 211 to 120. Trudeau, however, is expected to face a budget confidence vote as early as Thursday.

Nine years into his tenure as prime minister, Trudeau has led Canada under a minority government. In recent years, Trudeau's popularity has declined as Canada faces rising living costs and an escalating housing crisis. An Ipsos poll released in mid-September shows his approval rating sitting at a "new low" of 33%.

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Before the vote, Bloc leader Yves-François Blanchet urged Trudeau to help pass two bills on seniors' pensions and supply management protections, cautioning that he would collaborate with other parties to remove Trudeau's government if no action is taken by Oct. 29.

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Canadians will go to the polls in the fall of 2025 if Trudeau survives the votes of no confidence and avoids an early snap election. Pollsters predict Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party will win the next election.

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On Wednesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau successfully fended off a vote of no-confidence. The proposal failed because opposition leader Pierre Poilievre was unable to win over the New Democratic Party (NDP) and Bloc Québécois leaders.

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In public opinion polls, Pierre Poilievre, the Conservative Party leader, is in the lead and has expressed interest in a snap election after the NDP terminated its coalition agreement with the Liberals, leaving the Trudeau administration vulnerable.

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Commons members rejected the lack of confidence measure against Trudeau's cabinet by a vote of 211 to 120. Trudeau will face another problem as a second budget confidence vote looms. The administration however is anticipated to survive that vote as well.

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Nine years into his tenure as prime minister, Trudeau has led Canada under a minority government. In recent years, Trudeau's popularity has declined significantly due to rising living costs and an escalating housing crisis.

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Before the vote, Bloc Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet gave Trudeau an ultimatum. Blanchet told Trudeau to help pass two bills initiated by the Bloc on seniors' pensions and supply management protections. If Trudeau fails to comply before October 29th, Blanchet said he will consider taking down the government.

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Canadians will go to the polls in the fall of 2025 if Trudeau survives the votes of no confidence and prevents an early snap election. Pollsters predict Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party will win the next election.

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Wednesday was a good day for Canada, but a bad day for the Conservative Party. Trudeau's minority government defeated a motion of no confidence in the House of Commons. If the motion had passed, it would have caused chaos in the country, forcing the government to resign and triggering an immediate election campaign. That would not have been a responsible thing to do at this time. There will now be "talks" between the Liberal government, the Bloc, and NDP about their policy requests.

Many Canadians are holding PM Trudeau responsible for the rising inflation and high cost of living. Surveys indicate that most people feel it is time for a new PM and a new government. Trudeau's popularity has been declining for years, as Canadians find it increasingly difficult to make ends meet due to rising costs. A majority believe Conservative leader Poilievre has the best plan when it comes to crucial issues such as housing, health care, and the economy. It's time for Trudeau to do what's best for the country —step down.

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There is a 85% chance Pierre Poilievre will become Prime Minister of Canada before 2026, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Wednesday was a good day for Canada but a bad day for the Conservative Party. Trudeau's minority government defeated a motion of no-confidence in the House of Commons. If the motion had passed, it would have caused chaos in the country, forcing the government to resign and triggering an immediate election campaign. That would not have been a responsible thing to do at this time.

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Many Canadians are holding Trudeau personally responsible for the rising inflation and high cost of living, as they should. Trudeau's popularity has been declining for years, as a majority believe Conservative leader Poilievre has the best plan when it comes to crucial issues such as housing, health care, and the economy. It's time for Trudeau to do what's best for the country — step down.

There is an 85% chance Pierre Poilievre will become prime minister of Canada before 2026, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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