Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Syrians have been steadily arriving in Canada for months and some of them will count against the Liberal promise to resettle 25,000 people by Dec. 31.

PM Trudeau has been pushed into a whirlwind tour of international summitry after barely a month on the job

"We'll demonstrate that we are serious about climate change," Trudeau said following a four-hour working dinner with provincial and territorial leaders.

First minister's meeting is not expected to produce any new national target for reducing emissions - but will set a fresh tone for Canada one week before Paris.

Does Trudeau need to atone for all Stephen Harper's 'climate fossil' awards? Or merely craft a coherent policy that will put Canada - and the world - on track towards a low-carbon future?

Pipeline policy leaves Trudeau's new government with a major legal dilemma just days away from Paris climate talks.

$4.3-billion compensation package the previous Conservative government made to dairy farmers to counter any ill effects of the Trans-Pacific Partnership is not a done deal.

Trudeau will hold a key bilateral meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama at the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation Summit - with refugees and climate change top priorities.

Liberal plan to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees by year-end — even amid heightened security concerns around the world — has made several provinces nervous about security

PM reaffirmed Canada's commitment to accept 25,000 Syrian asylum seekers and stressed that Canada is a country that defined by shared values - not cultural differences.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a campaign promise to pull Canada's warplanes from Syria and Iraq and instead focus on training local fighters.

Friday's co-ordinated strikes in the French capital, which left at least 129 dead and many more wounded, threatened to overshadow the G20's economic agenda.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to attend the COP21 international climate summit, and has invited the premiers to join him.

Key planks of Trudeau's platform — from spurring economic growth through deficit-financed infrastructure, to tackling climate change, to helping refugees — fit well with G20 agenda.

Canada's new government must tread carefully and lay proper groundwork for an inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women, says a coalition of First Nations and advocacy groups.