Justin Trudeau is reportedly planning to appoint Liberal insiders to fill all 10 vacant seats in the Senate before his anticipated resignation. This move is seen as an effort to entrench his policies within the government for years to come. Critics have expressed strong disapproval of this strategy, suggesting that it reflects a lack of accountability and foresight, with some estimates indicating that Trudeau could fill as many as 100 out of 105 Senate seats by the end of his tenure. The government is preparing to make these appointments in the coming weeks, raising concerns among political observers regarding the implications for the Liberal Party's future.