Two dozen Liberal MPs are calling for Justin Trudeau to step down as leader of the Liberal party. After a three-hour caucus meeting, Trudeau says they're "strong and united." Can he face down the rebellion?

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Liberal Party members fear Justin Trudeau has become so unpopular that it could lead to the party’s defeat in the next election. Mr. Trudeau has said he has no plans to leave.

Some lawmakers in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s own Liberal Party have asked the leader not to run for a fourth term Wednesday, handing him one of the biggest tests of his political career

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called his Liberal Party “united” as he exited a closed-door meeting on Wednesday where two dozen members of his caucus had just called on him to resign. Sources said 24 lawmakers in the 152-member caucus backed a statement delivered to the Canadian prime minister calling on him to make a decision about leaving office by Oct.