With Justin Trudeau stepping down, Anita Anand emerges as a key contender for PM. Her Indian heritage and political priorities could reshape Canada-India relations, addressing trade, immigration, and defence,

Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.

Anita Anand, poised to become Canada's first Indian-origin woman Prime Minister, is set to lead after Justin Trudeau's expected exit. Her distinguished career includes critical roles as Minister of Public Services and Procurement,

The BBC has placed Anand among the top five contenders to replace Trudeau as Canada's next prime minister. An accomplished figure with a blend of legal expertise and public service experience, Anand is seen as an ideal candidate to lead the country.

Born in 1967 in Nova Scotia, to Indian immigrant parents, Saroj D. Ram and SV Anand, Anita Anand’s upbringing instilled values of hard work and determination. Raised alongside her two sisters, Gita and Sonia,

As speculation swirls around Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s future as leader of the Liberal Party, a few names, including Anita Anand, have emerged as potential frontrunners to succeed him.

Anita Anand comes from a family of physicians. Her father’s roots trace back to Chennai, Tamil Nadu, while her mother was born in a small town in Punjab. She was first elected as the Member of Parliament for Oakville in 2019.

Citing internal struggles within his party and declining public support, Trudeau declared on Monday that he would step aside but remain in his position until a new leader is chosen

Trudeau announced his resignation after facing an increasing loss of support from both within his party and in the country.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation, and now his Liberal Party must find a new leader.