The end of Justin Trudeau’s Canadian prime ministership is a political death foretold – and one with warnings for his friend Anthony Albanese.
Both men lead centre-left governments struggling to meet their constituents’ expectations on countering cost-of-living pressures, navigating the energy transition and managing immigration intakes into two of the world’s most-desired diaspora destinations.
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Matthew Doman is the Australian director for Canadian public affairs firm Crestview Strategy.
