He's not gone, he didn't quit, it's just more shenanigans and drama

He's not gone, he intends to step down, he intended to do a lot of things and did none.

He “intended” to do what was right for Canadians.
He “intended” to fight climate change.
He “intended” to unify the country.
He “intended” to do so many things.
In the end We The People are left to recover from a 2nd Trudeau reign of destruction.
Have we had enough, yet?
https://x.com/AlbertaStrong65/status/1876308848581222721

The demolition of Edmonton's Coliseum, which has been closed since 2017, will not begin for at least two more years due to the extensive planning and hazardous material removal required. The City has allocated $35 million for demolition, in addition to the $9 million spent on maintaining the building. The Coliseum, once home to the Edmonton Oilers, will be replaced by a mixed-use urban village as part of long-term plans for the area. The new development is expected to take 25-30 years to complete.

To Prorogue or Not to Prorogue: Trudeau’s Titanic Hits a Fiscal Iceberg

With the Liberals in freefall, a ticking fiscal clock, and Jagmeet Singh playing kingmaker, Trudeau faces a political and financial cliffhanger that could reshape Canada’s future—or sink it

"Now, here’s the kicker: even if Trudeau prorogues Parliament, he still needs to pass Interim Supply by March 31. That’s non-negotiable. And guess what? The Liberals only have 26 days left in the House of Commons to do it. Most of those days are in February, with just a handful in March. So while Trudeau might be tempted to hit the pause button, all he’s doing is delaying the inevitable. "

entirely.https://theoppositionnewsnetwork.substack.com/p/to-prorogue-or-not-to-prorogue-trudeaus