Liberal caucus chairs meeting to talk Trudeau today, PM attends Canada-U.S. cabinet committee
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back in Ottawa today, but with him yet to signal he's ready to address the snowballing resignation calls, the Liberal caucus' regional chairs have called a meeting today to discuss next steps.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back in Ottawa today, but with him yet to signal he's ready to address the snowballing resignation calls, the Liberal caucus' regional chairs have called a meeting today to discuss next steps.
Sources confirm to CTV News that the chairs for the party's regional caucus are meeting virtually today at 3 p.m. EST.
During the call, the national caucus chair Brenda Shanahan is expected to be asked to consider calling a meeting of all Liberal MPs. Some want the prime minister to be presented with a more formal push for his resignation, or to at least put a timeline on deciding on whether he intends to stay on as party leader.
This meeting comes after calls for Trudeau to step down grew over the holidays from caucus members across the country. Liberals are also contemplating the party's leadership rules and the kinds of preparations needed for a potentially expedited race.
Trudeau, after a week out west with his family, is not expected to be part of this meeting. However, he will be making his first brief public appearance of the new year, visiting the Embassy of the United States to sign the book of condolences for former president Jimmy Carter.
The prime minister is also attending a morning meeting of the Canada-U.S. cabinet committee.
The meeting of ministers who are tasked with managing relations with the incoming Donald Trump administration is expected to include some discussion of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc and Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly's meeting at Mar-a-Lago last week.
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