PM tries to keep lid on constitutional can of worms opened by Couillard
Justin Trudeau moved quickly Thursday, June 1, 2017, to slam the lid on a constitutional can of worms opened by Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard.
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Trudeau says his father got his brother help in dealing with pot charge
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his younger brother, Michel, was able to avoid a criminal record after he was caught with marijuana because of his father's connections.
Mulroney on his role helping Trudeau, despite rivalry with dad: 'That was then'
In six simple words, Brian Mulroney sweeps aside the glaring irony of his new political mission: assisting a Trudeau government, an assignment that will even see him participate in a cabinet session.
All-star rendition of 'Summer of '69' closes Junos, which honoured Cohen, Downie
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked for it, Bryan Adams delivered.
These giants bet on the oilsands, but now they're cashing out
Prime Minister Trudeau says no country “would find 173 billion barrels of oil in the ground and just leave them there.” No country, perhaps. But some energy giants are doing just that.
Pierre Trudeau, Ivanka Trump, and how the White House meeting got set up
Trump told the prime minister that he admired his dad, Pierre, and they'd actually met once — Trump spoke at a 1981 New York City event where the elder Trudeau was the guest of honour.
After Tootoo resignation, Dominic LeBlanc follows fishy footsteps of his father
"Minister Dominic LeBlanc has family experience in the field of Fisheries Act reform," says Liberal MP Will Amos.
Leadership reviews have produced dramatic moments in Canadian politics
Tom Mulcair became Sunday the first federal leader to fail a confidence vote by his own party faithful.
Alberta Freedom Party seeks to liberate province from Canada's shackles
Advocating for independence from the rest of Canada, the Alberta Freedom Party hopes to field seats in the next provincial election
Trudeau declared a "youthful torch-bearer" at Davos
Among the heavy hitting international community gathered at Davos, Justin Trudeau stands out.
New York Times claims Canada's 'hip'
Justin Trudeau handily trumps Trump as the New York Times declares Canada hip.
Harper's poisoned gift puts Trudeau government in a bind
Before leaving office, Stephen Harper doled out an unprecedented number of patronage positions. Among other things, they may hamper the renewal of the National Energy Board.
