The Canada-India fallout: Justin Trudeau's desperate attempt to win back popular political support?
Justin Trudeau faces declining approval ratings, his recent stance toward India appears to be a strategic move aimed at rallying support from the influential Sikh community ahead of the upcoming federal elections.
With rising concerns over the cost of living, a struggling healthcare system, and increasing crime rates, Trudeau’s political calculations have become more urgent.
An Ipsos poll reveals that only 26% of Canadians consider Trudeau the best candidate for prime minister, a stark 19 points behind Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
This downturn follows two significant electoral defeats for the ruling Liberal Party, including a surprising loss in Montreal, traditionally a stronghold, and a prior defeat in a Toronto special election after holding the seat for three decades.
Dissent within the liberal ranks
Adding to Trudeau's woes, the New Democratic Party, led by Jagmeet Singh—an advocate for Khalistan—withdrew its support from the minority Liberal government shortly before the Montreal loss.
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