CNN
—
In the depths of a bitterly cold and snowy January this year, Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister for nearly a decade, reluctantly decided to resign — a tacit admission that the sun was setting on his “sunny ways,” the mantra that propelled him to office in 2015.
Those “sunny ways” were tested early and often, many times by Trudeau himself and for that reason his legacy is likely to be a complicated one.
He could not have predicted that in his last weeks as prime minister, it would be US President Donald Trump who would help him burnish that legacy.
From defiantly posting, “You can’t take our country — and you…
