Conservative MP Jonathan Williamson plans to introduce a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government in early January. Williamson announced via social media that he will present his motion at a public accounts committee meeting on January 7. The motion will then be forwarded to the House of Commons for debate upon its return on January 27. This motion could lead to a vote as soon as January 30, potentially triggering an immediate election if it passes. Previous attempts by the Conservatives to pass no-confidence motions have failed, but the situation could change with the recent resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh indicating readiness to support such a motion.
