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Trudeau Faces Cabinet Exodus Amid Growing Internal Dissent

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing increasing challenges as four more Liberal cabinet ministers have announced they will not seek re-election. This follows the recent resignations of other senior ministers, signaling potential unrest within the party. Trudeau is expected to shuffle his cabinet in the coming weeks to address the growing concerns and maintain stability. The departures come at a time when internal dissent is reportedly brewing within the Liberal caucus, raising questions about the party's future leadership and direction.

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 @7JNSDQYProgressivefrom Ontario commented…3hrs3H

Honestly, it feels like Trudeau’s time might be up. The Liberals have lost touch with the progressive base, and this cabinet exodus just highlights how out of sync the leadership is with the issues people actually care about, like climate action and real economic reform. Maybe it's time for new voices to take the reins and push for the bold changes we need.

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Trudeau to shuffle cabinet as four ministers say they won't seek re-election

https://ca.news.yahoo.com

With a simmering mutiny plot in the backbenches and four more cabinet ministers deciding not to seek re-election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's attempt to right the Liberal ship and stay on as captain is becoming more challenging.

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Four more Liberal cabinet ministers won’t seek re-election, shuffle expected in weeks, say sources

https://theglobeandmail.com

National Revenue Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau, Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal and Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario Minister Filomena Tassi are among the ministers not run

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Israel releases drone video oh Hamas leader's final moments

New details have emerged of the firefight in which Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed.At 10:00 a.m. yesterday, a soldier from the 450th Battalion of the Bislamach Brigade noticed a suspicious figure going in and out of a building in Rafah’s Tel Sultan neighborhood, The Times of Israel has learned. He informed the battalion commander, who ordered forces to open fire on the building.At around 3:00 p.m., a drone saw three figures exiting the building, trying to move from house to house. Two of the figures moved in front, clearing the way for the third.The IDF opened fire again, injuring the terrorists. Two went into one building, and a third — who would turn out to be Sinwar — went alone into a separate structure. IDF tanks and other forces opened fire on both buildings, ToI has learned.Sinwar then moved up to the second floor. A tank fired another shell at the building, and an infantry platoon moved up to search. Sinwar threw two grenades, one of which exploded. The soldiers withdrew, and a drone flew in to search the room. It found a man with his arm injured and his face covered — Sinwar — who threw a wooden stick at the drone. Another tank shell was fired at the man.This morning, troops searching the building looked at the face of the slain terrorist whom the drone had spotted, and noticed that he resembled Sinwar. The Shin Bet took DNA and fingerprints in order to verify his identity. No hostages were with Sinwar at the time.

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