Justin Trudeau set to shuffle cabinet as issues dog Liberals
in July suggested 37 per cent of Canadians said they would vote for Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party if an election was held right now – a four-point jump since February.
The Liberals would fall behind with 32 per cent of votes, which is one point lower than they got four months ago. Trudeau is scheduled to participate in a swearing-in ceremony of ministry members at 10:30 a.m. Eastern in Ottawa, and is anticipated to speak to reporters at 12:15 p.m. Since 2019, the Liberals and the Conservatives have been “locked in a logjam,” but that poll marked the first time that Ipsos polling has shown either side being able to really break out, Darrell Bricker, global CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs, previously told Global News.He said the poll was reflecting “fatigue” with the Liberal government more so than growing support for the Conservatives.
The shuffle was at Tassi’s request to be closer to home due to family reasons, the Prime Minister’s Office said at the time.Since that shuffle, the issues that have plagued the government included passport and airline delays,
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