Big if, lots of variables, but Trudeau remains the guy to beat in 2019

Could Justin Trudeau lose his majority? Because, increasingly, some smart politicos, including ones of the Liberal persuasion, are saying it’s possible. Likely, even.

Smile Boys: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured Oct. 25, 2018, with former prime minister Jean Chrétien at the Château Laurier on the 25th anniversary of Mr. Chrétien's 1993 majority government federal election win.Photograph courtesy of Jean-Marc Carisse

Opinion

BY WARREN KINSELLA

December 17, 2018

TORONTO—Could Justin Trudeau lose? Because, increasingly, some smart politicos—including ones of the Liberal persuasion—are saying it’s possible. Likely, even. Now, “loss,” here, includes loss of the Liberal leader’s parliamentary majority. Not just losing power—which, mos...

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