There's no doubt Jagmeet Singh was an incredible NDP leader.

I'm hoping his work with Justin Trudeau is celebrated in the Extraordinary Canadians book series (or something similar) some day.

Sad to see Justin Trudeau's time as Prime Minister come to an end. 

He made quite the team with Jagmeet Singh. 

He's a decent caring compassionate man with good intentions.

The world could use more leaders like him. 

I hope that he strives to be like Jimmy Carter in retirement (he has the skills: he's loveable, genuinely kind, and people adore him).

The complete opposite of a goon.

I hope he's well-remembered.

I think Justin Trudeau's doing a good job during this here coronavirus crisis.

But he's no Jacinda Ardern.

If Justin Trudeau is ruling Canada like a King, he's certainly a very generous one.

He's sort of like Auda Abu Tayi in Lawrence of Arabia, who led his people as a poor man, because he shared his riches with them like a flowing river.

There's no doubt he cares about Canada and Québec and is doing his best to help out during these difficult times.

I'd prefer not to have a King.

But if they were all like Trudeau, who'd complain?

Pretty cool that the Canadian Liberal government isn't going to appeal the Federal Court ruling that halted the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

They're abiding by rather than challenging the court's decision, and will be doing more consultations with First Nations groups posthaste.

That's first rate.

I thought they'd challenge for sure.

I believe the expression is, "my bad."

Well, if the end of February blues get you down from time to time, Winter having been around for oh so very long, and you like politics, just think about Trudeau's recent trip to India, and try not to burst out laughing.

Every time.

It doesn't get old.

Not that screwing up trade relations with a major global economic player for the foreseeable future is a humorous subject, but still, I can't help it, every time I think of Trudeau in India I start to smile and laugh, like when I used to remember a Saturday Night Live skit the next week when I was between the ages of 12 and 17, it's that hilarious.

And he's the Prime Minister who's legalizing pot.

I support the legalization of marijuana, as I've mentioned before, but it's still fitting that Mr. Trudeau will be the one to finally legalize it, especially after his disastrous trip to India.

With the Canadian prime minister inviting ex-convicts to state dinners in foreign countries, and the American prime minister arming teachers across the country to prepare them for shootouts with disgruntled students, I'm currently looking to whomever Mexico's head of state is for North American leadership, for the first time, in the history of ever.

Good thing the NDP's still running a tight ship across the country.

The NDP is always there for sound guidance backed up by conscientious government.

*Don't let history forget that Trump has suggested arming his nation's pedagogical elite to do battle with wayward members of their flocks. Don't let history forget about this incident. It happened. It's real. He really did suggest that.

Don't forget.