Justin Trudeau's bizarre Parliament exit photo

Justin Trudeau's bizarre Parliament exit photo: A sign of humor or something more?
The picture was taken during the transition of power to Mark Carney, Canada's Prime Minister-designate and new leader of the Liberal Party.
Justin Trudeau Makes Epic Exit from Canada's Parliament After Emotional Resignation as Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau made a playful exit from the House of Commons on March 10, one day after giving his farewell speech and making way for a new Canadian prime minister
In Pics| Justin Trudeau’s playful exit from Parliament – tongue out, chair in hand; Netizens react 'what a shot!'
The image, which shows Trudeau with his tongue out and chair in hand, quickly went viral on social media, where it was shared widely by both supporters and critics alike.
A tongue-in-cheek farewell: Justin Trudeau exits Parliament with chair in tow, marking end of his tenure
After resigning as Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau was captured exiting Parliament in a playful style -- carrying a chair and with his tongue sticking out. As per convention Canadian lawmakers are allowed to take their chairs with them when they leave Parliament,
Canada's incoming prime minister Carney meets Trudeau, promises quick transition
Former central banker Mark Carney, fresh from a landslide victory to become the leader of Canada's ruling Liberal Party and the country's next prime minister, met Justin Trudeau on Monday and said the formal handover of power would be quick.
Mark Carney, a political novice, will succeed Justin Trudeau as Canada's PM
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Justin Trudeau Steps Down After Nearly a Decade in Power
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"I Am Here To Tell You...": Canada's Justin Trudeau Breaks Down On Camera
Canada's Justin Trudeau Breaks Down On Camera In a rousing speech, Justin Trudeau said he put "Canadians first" every single day as the prime minister and won't let them down in the future as ...