Justin Trudeau has declared his resignation from the position of Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, effective January 6.
His decision follows a significant decline in polling support amid pressure from the Conservative Party.
The resignation is seen as inevitable due to challenges from the opposition and internal party strife.
Trudeau will remain in office until his party selects a new leader, a process expected to take several weeks.
Recent tensions, including the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and criticisms over fiscal policies, contributed to his departure.
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