Justin Trudeau's Political Analysis

Pierre Elliot Trudeau was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada. He served as Prime Minister from April 1968 to June 1984. During his time in office, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau introduced many new policies. Pierre Trudeau’s policies on the economy, the environment and multiculturalism greatly benefitted Canada.

During both the 1970 and 1973 elections, the caucus won under 10 seats out of a possible 110 – even though they had roughly 30 per cent of the popular vote** (FOOTNOTE Canadian encyclopedia). Despite their initial failure though, the PQ emerged victorious in the 1976 election, defeating the liberal opposition while taking 41 percent of the popular vote and 71 seats. This victory was attributed largely to an electoral strategy in which the party promised to hold a plebiscite on Quebec independence during its first year in office – a promise it would keep, though not within the originally proposed timeline. This surprising win by the PQ is considered on of the most important elections in Quebec’s history, rivalled only by the aforementioned 1960 vote that brought Jean Lesage and his Liberals into prominence. The repercussions of this famous election were seen not only in the province of Quebec, but also throughout the rest of

(HOPPER) his constant online updates about what he was doing and where he was taking his family made him seem more relatable to his followers. Trudeau was the most active between all other campaign leaders. If we look at this in Samuel Popkin’s perspective, we see that the voter chooses which sources he wants to get his information from. Since we live in an era of social media, it’s hard to ignore a party leader on twitter. Trudeau would post daily tweets, whether it was him picking pumpkins with his family or a shot video of him in the boxing ring. One video in particular shows Trudeau closing his eyes in delight as he rocks an infant handed to him in a crowd back and forth. The baby then settles into a peaceful sleep in the arms of our future prime minister. It’s a video so touching and sentimental that no other leader would even attempt to get away with it. He also posts pictures of him and his wife displaying public displays of affection. One may see other leaders holding their wives’ hands but Trudeau and his wife are often photographed nuzzling noses with their eyes closed. These behind-the-scenes photos are excellent for community engagement; they create a greater sense of openness with

Harper feels that borrowing billions of dollars without a well-developed source of repayment is a bad idea. On the other hand, Trudeau is having strong feelings about creating billions of dollars worth of deficits which completely goes against economic core ideas. For this to prove profitable, you would have to be under the assumption that there won't be any major setback in the economy for the years to come. However, nothing is certain and if a recession approaches like the one in 2008, it will just be a matter of time before so much debt builds up to the point where repayment is not possible. In an effort to prevent this economic problem where money is already scarce and if this is implemented, resources will become scarcer, Harper is creating enhancement in major sectors of the economy like mining, education, apprenticeships, training, etc. In order for an economy or country to nourish and become this so-called "change" that the public wants, the government leader must be willing to make use of its own resources and avoid accepting foreign investments for the reason that it does boost your economy but only in the

He Was Just Not ReadyJustin Trudeau is the son of former Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau. When Justin Trudeau was elected, he promised several things and he has only completed 15.5 percent of the promises he said he would do. Out of that 15 percent he has made some uneducated choices such as legalizing Marijuana. Furthermore, he has no experience in politics, he was a high school drama teacher. But overall, Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister, he was just not ready!

Justin Trudeau, who is a Prime Minister, recently made his debut in Vogue Magazine. He is often referred to as "the new face of Canadian politics. He appears in the January 2016 edition of Vogue alongside his wife. An online version of the story was posted on Vogue's website on Wednesday December 9, 2015. It was the most shared story on the website.

Further, he promised to improve living conditions and mental health of indigenous communities. Further in his leadership, he met Obama and took initiatives for protecting the environment. Therefore, he improved the strength of Canadians due to diversity and enhancing religious tolerance of Canadians and in this way he developed his political brand image (Marland, 2013). In his leadership, Justin has encouraged multiculturalism, prohibited discrimination, made health care reforms, legalized homosexuality, contraception, and abortion.

Justin Trudeau is the eldest son of the late Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau. Justin trailed in his father's well-known footsteps in 2015, winning election as Canada's prime minister. He was born on December 25, 1971, in Ottawa, Canada. Meaning that, Justin Trudeau was engrossed in Canadian politics from the start. Justin attended the same school as his father, the Jesuit-run College Jean-de-Brebeuf. He decided to study literature at McGill University, receiving his bachelor's degree in 1994. He then pursued a degree in education at the University of British Columbia. Trudeau worked as a teacher for many years in the Vancouver area. When his father passed away, he started to avoid the political arena. However, in 2006 he decided to

Justin Trudeau has both glamour and fresh ideas to the government of Canada, but his political honeymoon with the people of Canada has come to an end. Canadian did not like the fact that Justin Trudeau provided from the eulogy at Fidel Castro’s funeral despite Fidel Castro’s past as a dictator. He also abandoned his promises to fix the electoral system which was one of his main promise during his election campaign. At the G20 summit in 2015 the liberal party said ‘we will fulfill G20 commitment and phase out subsidies for the fossil fuel industry over the medium-term.’, however, there is still no detailed plan of action for this promise. Those Justin’s unfavorable actions made Canadians disappointed and it implies his popularity for the next

This paper will argue that the Prime Minister of Canada has too much power over Canadian public policy because he or she maintains party discipline, controls Cabinet ministers, and has power over what bills are passed in Parliament. These factors determine that the Prime Minister indeed continues to control government

As we approached the end of the federal election, public opinion polls show the liberals sailing towards a possible victory. Not only have the polls monitored public opinion,

A theme that exist in a few articles centers on the fact that there were some people especially those lived through the 1970’s who were automatically drawn to Justin Trudeau because of his father. More so, many authors writes that his celebrity, good looks and charisma is what is needed during the search for a new leader of the Liberal party. They Gazette and the Toronto star in 2011,

In February 2017, Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau announced that his government would not include electoral reform in the mandate of newly appointed Minister of Democratic Institutions, Karina Gould. This stands in contrast to campaign promises the Liberal party made during the 2015 general election where, then candidate Trudeau, promised that the first-past-the-post (FPTP) electoral system would be abolished in time for the 2019 election; in favour of a proportionally representative system that was less binary in result and more conducive to diversity in representation. He defended his position, stating that after extensive review on the part of Minister Gould’s predecessor, it was clear that Canadians did not have a clear preference

Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative called for an early election in 2015 and believed they would win, however, the results were not what they have expected. Their defeat was partly due the Canadian parliamentary system with single member districts and the Canadian electoral system. Unlike the United States’ presidential system that elects a president, a prime minister is considered as the head of the Canadian government. If Canada uses the American presidential system, and elects a president there would probably be major changes in Canada’s electoral history.

By calling an early election, Jim Prentice was trying to take advantage of the political environment. The PC government were facing a declining approval rate and Jim Prentice had hoped that an early election would provide his government with a new mandate and more years in power. Yet, voters were tired of the PC’s budget deficits and lack of vision, and scandals, which provided the NDP the opportunity to offer voters an alternative solution, (Leeson, 2015). These events made the NDP’s appear even more attractive to voters as a new approach to governing.