Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, days after expressing empathy for struggling Canadians, faced criticism for taking a free Jamaican vacation at a $9,300-per-night resort.
Despite acknowledging tough times and encouraging aspiration, Trudeau's stay at a lavish villa contradicted his image as an empathetic leader.
Critics argue he should show solidarity by vacationing within Canada and supporting local businesses, highlighting a perceived disconnect between his rhetoric and actions.