‘From Golden Boy to Worst PM?’ Justin Trudeau Hit by Brutal Poll Just Weeks Before Exit

The political fall of Justin Trudeau has taken a striking turn.

Just weeks before stepping down as Canada’s Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, Trudeau was dealt a harsh verdict by public opinion — a survey ranking him as the country’s least effective prime minister in more than six decades.

For a leader who once entered office as a symbol of youth, progress, and political change, the result marks a dramatic shift in public perception.

Trudeau, who came to power in 2015 with a sweeping victory and global attention, was initially seen as the face of modern liberal politics. His promises of progressive reforms, climate action, and inclusivity earned him admiration both at home and abroad.

But over time, that image began to crack.

According to the poll, many Canadians increasingly viewed his final years in office as ineffective, with growing frustration over economic pressures, housing affordability, and inflation.

The cost-of-living crisis became one of the biggest challenges of Trudeau’s tenure.

From soaring rents to expensive groceries, everyday financial struggles hit millions of Canadians — and much of that anger was directed at the government.

Political controversies also played a major role.

During his nearly decade-long leadership, Trudeau faced several ethics probes, criticism over internal party handling, and accusations of political mismanagement. Each controversy chipped away at the “fresh start” image that once defined him.

His immigration policies, once praised as bold and welcoming, also became increasingly divisive.

Critics argued that rising immigration numbers put additional pressure on Canada’s already stretched housing and healthcare systems, while supporters maintained it was essential for long-term economic growth.

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For many observers, however, Trudeau’s declining approval wasn’t just about policy — it was also about political fatigue.

After nearly nine years in power, voters appeared ready for change.

That sentiment grew louder when Trudeau announced his resignation and his decision to step away from federal politics, ending one of the most talked-about political eras in modern Canadian history.

Yet Trudeau’s legacy remains deeply divided.

Supporters still point to major achievements such as cannabis legalization, expanded childcare programs, and progressive climate policies.

But the latest poll shows that for a large section of Canadians, those accomplishments have been overshadowed by economic pain and political disappointment.

The bigger question now is whether history will remember Trudeau differently than the public did in his final days.

For now, the verdict from voters seems clear — the once-celebrated political star has left office under the shadow of one of the toughest public judgments in Canada’s democratic history.