Political trends are running against the Liberal Party

It is possible Justin Trudeau believes he can still win another majority before handing the reins to Chrystia Freeland. That may have been the plan when he called the snap election last summer.

It is difficult imagining anybody but Chrystia Freeland having enough sway to oust Justin Trudeau. She may even have the patience and trust in Trudeau to wait until he finally leaves office before attempting to replace him, writes Geoff Russ. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY GEOFF RUSS

December 21, 2021

His early election call proved Justin Trudeau isn’t a good gambler. He should avoid patronizing casinos when he leaves politics. However, he is adept at shuffling and might find work as a card dealer. Longevity is not a term that belongs in discussions about his cabinet decisions, with the excepti...

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