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As Justin Trudeau left on Wednesday for his eighth G7 summit as prime minister, he has the distinction of being one of the most unpopular first ministers to ever represent Canada at an international summit.

The G7 summit in Italy was attended exclusively by leaders with net disapproval ratings{ai:summary}Trudeau heads to G7 amid low popularity. #politics

FIRST READING: Trudeau, somewhat incredibly, is one of the more popular G7 leaders

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FIRST READING: Trudeau, somewhat incredibly, is one of the *more* popular G7 leaders

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FIRST READING: Trudeau, somewhat incredibly, is one of the more popular G7 leaders