Justin Trudeau
23rd prime minister of Canada from 2015 to 2025 · Canada · Politicians · Born 1971 · age 54
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Something wrong?The son who inherited his father's office but not his luck - a decade in power ended not with a ballot but a cabinet revolt, tariffs from Washington, and a party that stopped answering his calls.
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We have to realize that the way of thinking that got us to this place no longer holds.
the commitment needs to be a commitment to grow the economy and the budget will balance itself
You're not going to hotbox my office, no way!
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Born in Ottawa on December 25, 1971, while his father Pierre Trudeau was prime minister, Justin Trudeau grew up in the machinery of Canadian politics before stepping away to teach high school in Vancouver. He returned to Montreal in 2002, chaired a youth charity, and won a House of Commons seat for Papineau in 2008. In 2013 he took the Liberal Party leadership, then led it from third place to a majority government in 2015 - the largest seat gain in Canadian history - becoming prime minister at 43. His government legalized cannabis, introduced a federal carbon tax, resettled Syrian refugees, and navigated the pandemic with aid programs and a national vaccine rollout, though he was twice found to have violated ethics law and once invoked the Emergencies Act in a move later ruled against by the Federal Court. After his deputy minister resigned in December 2024 amid falling polls and a trade war with the United States, Trudeau announced in January 2025 that he would step down, prorogued Parliament, and resigned as prime minister on March 14 after Mark Carney won the leadership race.
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