Or none of that. Justin stepped down as leader of the Liberal Party, which means he cannot be PM anymore (to our US friends, that’s how it works up here, we vote for a party - not a person - and the leader of said party is the PM. Should that PM either choose to leave office or be voted out of party leadership, their Deputy PM, our version of VP, steps in and usually declares an election that year. If they retain leadership of the party, and that party wins the election, the DPM becomes Big Boy PM for realsies.) Carney is, at best, a place holder until the election is called; this is not new, it is how we got Kim Campbell in office for eight months after Brian Mulroney stepped down, and then she called an election and we got Jean Chretien for twelve years. (We don’t have term limits, either.)
(At least, I think that’s how it works, I always checked out in class when the subject of our electoral process came up. Bad me, I know.)
Also, countries are neither companies, nor are they your weird aunt’s possibly haunted mansion waiting on escrow. They don’t get ‘liquidated.’ They get ‘conquered.’ And we ain’t letting that shit happen, we will gladly remind Trumplethinskin just why Canada is responsible for so much of the Geneva Convention. (Spoiler alert, it was written up so other countries didn’t do the shit we did in wartime.)