Several Liberal MPs have now called on their boss, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to resign. On Friday, Ontario’s Rob Oliphant became the latest to do so.

Here are all of the current Liberal MPs who have openly called on their boss to step down, in chronological order.

• June 2024: Wayne Long (New Brunswick): Described Freeland’s resignation as a “devastating blow” that should convince Trudeau to resign. Also called Trudeau “delusional” in December.
• October 15, 2024: Sean Casey (Prince Edward Island): Called on Trudeau to resign.
• October 23, 2024: Patrick Weiler (British Columbia): Called on Trudeau to resign during caucus meeting.
• December 16, 2024: Chad Collins (Ontario): Said that the Liberal caucus is “not united” and believes “the only path forward for us is to choose a new leader.”

• December 16, 2024: Anthony Housefather (Quebec): Stated that the Prime Minister has “passed [his] shelf life” and should resign.
• December 16, 2024: René Arseneault (New Brunswick): Called on Trudeau to resign.
• December 16, 2024: Helena Jaczek (Ontario): Agreed with Housefather, stating that Trudeau “just doesn’t represent what I want to see in a leader.”

• December 17, 2024: Ken Hardie (British Columbia): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Jenica Atwin (New Brunswick): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Serge Cormier (New Brunswick): Called on Trudeau to resign.
  
• December 18, 2024: Ken McDonald (Newfoundland and Labrador): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Yvan Baker (Ontario): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Valerie Bradford (Ontario): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Francis Drouin (Ontario): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Sophie Chatel (Quebec): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Alexandra Mendès (Quebec): Called on Trudeau to resign.

• December 18, 2024: Brendan Hanley (Yukon): Called on Trudeau to resign. 
• December 20, 2024: Rob Oliphant (Ontario): Called on “friend” Trudeau to pack it in.

On Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a cabinet shuffle yet again, amid turmoil within the Liberal Party and speculation that he’s on the verge of resigning. Public-opinion polls reveal the Liberals would get crushed an election if it were to happen today, giving a majority Government to the Conservatives. Moreover, a recent Abacus Data survey showed that two-thirds of Canadians Trudeau to resign immediately.

Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle announcement was overshadowed by NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, who, just before the swearing-in ceremonies took place at Rideau Hall, stated that he would propose a non-confidence motion to bring down the Liberal government.

However, the House of Commons is currently on holiday break, resuming January 27, 2025. The Liberals have the ability to prevent non-confidence motions until late February.

Conveniently, Singh’s pension kicks in February 25.