A tongue-in-chal farewell: Justin Trudeau comes out of Parliament with a chair in hand

After resigning as Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau was captured out of Parliament in a playful style – carrying a chair and clinging out his/her tongue.

According to the convention, Canadian MPs are allowed to take their chairs with them, when they leave Parliament, the political columnist of Brian Lily, Toronto Sun, was noted in a post on X.

“When any MP leaves the Commons, they are allowed to take their chair, their seat with them. I find this a great tradition that I support. he/she said, this is a strange picture of Trudeau. In addition, perhaps another sign of a magnificent choice ”, he/she wrote on X.

Trudeau, in his/her comment, said in his/her remarks, highlighting the ‘achievements’ of the Liberal Party in the last decade, while looking at the future, according to CBC News, according to CBC News, he/she was a leader of his/her party a few hours before his/her announcement of his/her successor.

In his/her speech at the Liberal Leadership Convention, Trudeau said, “I am proud that we have been proud of the middle class in the last 10 years and the people working hard to join it.”

As the Liberal party enters a new era, Trudeau told the crowd that “it is the responsibility to ensure that Canada is the best country on Earth!” In his/her last speeches as the Liberal leader and the PM of Canada, he/she urged his/her supporters to keep fighting for Canada as much as he/she can.

Trudeau resigned on 6 January as the two- the Prime Minister of the two and the leader of the Liberal Party, amidst widespread anger over their government’s residence crisis and increasing cost of life.

Canadian Prime Minister-Namak, Mark Karney, was elected to the next federal elections later this year to lead the Canada’s Liberal Party.

Carney stepped into this role as Canada wants to compete with US President Donald Trump.

In a post on X, he/she said, “Thank you. Now let’s build a strong Canada, together, “adding,” we are the strongest when we are united. ,