OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should get ready to go to court if he prorogues Parliament to dodge an expected non-confidence vote in January, says one legal activist.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should get ready to go to court if he prorogues Parliament to dodge an expected non-confidence vote in January{ai:summary}<p>Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may face legal challenges if he prorogues Parliament to avoid a non-confidence vote in January, according to a legal activist. The move could lead to court action as concerns about parliamentary procedures arise. </p><p>#politics</p>

Expect a court challenge if Justin Trudeau puts Parliament on pause

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