As rumours swirl around Parliament Hill about efforts within the Liberal caucus to urge Justin Trudeau to resign as party leader, Liberal MPs are saying publicly that it's still an internal matter for the party.

Mr Trudeau and his party have traversed an arc from heroic to hapless during nine years in office, and today are despised by many in Canada. Less than a quarter of the electorate plans to vote for him.

A growing number of Liberal MPs have been meeting and coordinating to find a way forward for their party following a couple of surprising losses in the byelection in June

Amid mounting pressure for Justin Trudeau's resignation as Liberal leader, Sean Casey publicly admits in an interview that people have tuned the PM out.

Liberal MP Sean Casey is the first to publicly confirm that he has signed a letter calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign, arguing it would be in the best interests of the country to let someone else take the reins.

Last week saw four more cabinet ministers tell Prime Minister Justin Trudeau they won’t run for re-election, adding to a growing cabinet exodus and other MP resignations this year.

MPs are scheduled to resume debating a Conservative demand for documents about federal spending on green technology projects

The House of Commons returns Monday from a week-long break, but it’s unlikely to be business as usual. Members of Parliament are slated to resume debating a Conservative demand for documents about federal spending on green technology projects.

Several media reports have detailed the plans of a group of Liberal MPs to confront Trudeau at the party's Wednesday caucus meeting over sagging poll numbers.