Amid declining poll numbers and growing dissatisfaction among his own party members, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing increasing pressure to step down as leader of the Liberal Party. An unspecified number of Liberal MPs are preparing to confront Trudeau in a caucus meeting, with reports indicating that some are advocating for a secret-ballot vote on his leadership. A recent Abacus Data poll shows that a significant majority of Canadians in Liberal-held ridings are calling for their local MPs to urge Trudeau to resign. Despite this unrest, cabinet ministers have publicly voiced their support for Trudeau, insisting his leadership is not in jeopardy. Nevertheless, a growing faction within the party is organizing to formally demand his resignation, citing frustration with his handling of current issues, including recent election losses and diplomatic tensions. Observers speculate that this could be a pivotal week for Trudeau as dissent continues to simmer within the ranks, raising questions about the future of his leadership.