Canada Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, in an interview with Radio-Canada has admitted that he was looking at the opportunity to leave his position, but still plans to stay in office until the next elections, which should take place until October 2025.
Last public opinion polls show that the Liberal Party represented by Trudeau may be defeated by the Certificate Conservative Party. Experts see this manifestation of voter fatigue from the Prime Minister, who first stood on the country's forehead in November 2015.
"I think about going every day. It's a hard work that needs personal casualties," the Trudeau admitted.
He stressed that in the modern world, democracy is being attacked by extreme populists.
"I went into politics to fight, not in order to be popular or for personal motives. I want to serve because I believe that I have something to offer," - said Trudeau.
Prime Minister's political opponents promise to cancel carbon emissions, liberals introduced, solve the problem of state budget deficits, improve housing situation and strengthen the fight against crime.
Carbon emissions should be increased again on April 1, and Trudeau confirmed that the government does not plan to stop it, despite the calls for some provincial leaders.
"The choice that Canadians will make in the next elections will be key. Will we be moving forward in the fight against climate change, the rights of women and communities of LGBT? Will we become a country that invests in environmental growth? This is all that is offered by conservatives," he emphasized.
