[99_00]

Canada has no term limit. Leaders stay on until they have lost the support of their party.

Often that happens after a devastating election loss.

In this case it is happening because of his extreme unpopularity before the election and his parties hope of improving their election prospects under a different leader

[Mistletoe]

Have they ever thought of implementing a term limit? I’m confused why they think that is not necessary.

[99_00]

The Prime Ministership is by convention and not defined in a constitution

[err4nt]

Elections have a deadline after which a new election can be called, but there's no number of terms served that then stops a re-elected leader from taking office if they win another election. It's not the case that people can just stay in office without holding elections forever.

[extraduder_ire]

Does this type of role have a term limit anywhere? e.g. US house speaker doesn't have a term limit.