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Rarely in Canadian history has there been such unanimity in the notion that an incumbent prime minister shouldn’t be prime minister anymore.

As Trudeau clings to power, it might be because what follows could be rather bleak{ai:summary}There is a growing consensus in Canada that the current prime minister should no longer hold office. This sentiment is noted as one of the rare instances of widespread agreement regarding an incumbent's removal. #politics

FIRST READING: The unglamorous life that awaits an ex-prime minister Trudeau

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