Justin Trudeau will announce resignation plan, prorogue Parliament: source
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Justin Trudeau is expected to announce on Monday he will stay as prime minister until a replacement is chosen, Global News has learned.
Justin Trudeau will announce plans for his resignation shortly, Global News has learned.
He is expected to announce he will stay as prime minister until a replacement is chosen, and that he met with the governor general and will be proroguing Parliament until March 24, the source said.
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Justin Trudeau is expected to announce on Monday he will stay as prime minister until a replacement is chosen, Global News has learned.
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