Tesla CEO Elon Musk has predicted that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will lose the upcoming federal election. Musk reacted on X (formerly Twitter), stating, “He will be gone in the upcoming election,” in response to a post about the collapse of Germany’s government.
As a result of his current minority government, Trudeau’s position has become increasingly fragile. Since he has led the Liberal Party since 2013, the 2025 election will be a significant test for him. Moreover, his party will face strong competition from the Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre, and the New Democratic Party (NDP), led by Jagmeet Singh. Additionally, the Bloc Quebecois and the Green Party will also contend for seats.
Meanwhile, Musk also criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz following the collapse of Germany’s three-party coalition. He called Scholz “a fool” on X, referring to the political turmoil after Scholz dismissed his finance minister in an effort to stabilize the government. Musk’s comments reflect his dissatisfaction with global leadership.
Furthermore, the Republican victory in the US elections has had a ripple effect in Canada. Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, has sharply criticized Trudeau’s immigration policies. He argued that Canada must overhaul its economic and immigration strategies to remain competitive with the US.
Bernier warned that failure to act could lead to economic decline, a loss of talent, and diminished investment in Canada.
In addition to domestic challenges, Trudeau faces international pressure due to strained relations with India. India has expressed concern over extremism and anti-India activities in Canada. Tensions between the two countries escalated after Canadian officials made unsubstantiated allegations about the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In response, India recalled its High Commissioner from Canada.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attack on a Hindu temple in Canada and urged Canadian authorities to take action against the intimidation of Indian diplomats.
In conclusion, Trudeau’s leadership is under increasing pressure both domestically and internationally. With mounting opposition in Canada and growing tensions with India, the 2025 election will serve as a crucial test of his political future.
