“The promise of Canada is a promise that every generation can reach even higher than those who came before,” Mr. Trudeau said in a Jan. 17 statement.
“This cabinet retreat, we are focused on securing that promise. This team is squarely focused on advancing our work to build more homes, create good-paying jobs, bring down the cost of living, support the middle class, and make life better for Canadians.”
Scheduled to take place in Montreal, Quebec, from Jan. 21 to 23, the retreat’s key areas of discussion will include addressing the cost of living, housing construction, job creation, health care system improvements, community safety, and aiding the middle class.
Additionally, the cabinet plans to deliberate on Canada’s relationship with the United States, particularly in light of the upcoming presidential election in the fall.
Public opinion of Mr. Trudeau has deteriorated further since Abacus Data’s previous survey in December. Currently, only 25 percent hold a positive view of the prime minister, whereas 59 percent harbor a negative perception. This results in a net favourability score of -34, the lowest ever recorded for him.
The Liberals’ polling has not improved despite numerous announcements on the housing problem in Canada.