PM Trudeau praises journalists and says 'crackdowns' dangerous
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has highlighted the work of journalists working under pressure in Hong Kong and Belarus at an international conference on media freedom.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Feds to give $1.5 billion for job training
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government will send $1.5 billion in job-training support to the provinces and territories to help Canadians in industries hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Assisted dying bill sparks fiery debate among Canadians with disabilities
The determination of two Quebecers with disabilities to decide when their suffering had become intolerable persuaded the federal government to rewrite the law on medical assistance in dying.
Extra income support for hard-hit workers may end post-pandemic, PM says
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the more generous benefits being provided to out-of-work Canadians during the pandemic shouldn't be seen as permanent changes to the social safety net.
Justin Trudeau first leader to talk to U.S. president-elect Joe Biden
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is the first international leader to have personally congratulated Joe Biden on being elected U.S. president, his office said on Monday, November 9, 2020, as it summarized a conversation about areas of co-operation — and potential contention.
Ottawa's delayed broadband fund welcomed with skepticism by interest groups
The Trudeau government officially launched a previously announced fund on Monday, November 9, 2020, that promises to provide $1.75 billion for rural and remote parts of Canada that currently don't have fast, reliable internet service.
'Jeopardy!' quiz show host Alex Trebek dies at age 80 after cancer battle
To millions of television viewers, Alex Trebek was almost like a family member. To his friends and colleagues, he was a quintessential quiz-show legend who could connect with almost anyone and do almost anything.
Demand for flu shot is up and getting more supply won't be easy
As demand for flu shots appears to be up across the country, the Public Health Agency of Canada is working with suppliers to order more doses — a feat that could prove more difficult than it sounds.
No budget yet for federal Liberals' promise to plant two billion trees by 2030
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's massive tree-planting promise from the 2019 election has yet to be allocated a single dime.
Canadians anxiously watch U.S. election results
People across Canada will be gathering on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, night to watch the results of the divisive U.S. presidential election.
COVID-19 death toll in Canada surpasses 10,000
More than 10,000 Canadians have died due to COVID-19, a grim milestone reached by a pandemic that is far from over.
Trudeau says pandemic 'really sucks,' and that Christmas gatherings could be in jeopardy
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the global COVID-19 pandemic "really sucks," and could jeopardize large gatherings with friends and family over Christmas after a reined-in Thanksgiving.
Liberals hold two Toronto ridings in byelections despite stiff challenges from Greens, Tories
The federal Liberals saw their share of the vote drop in two Toronto byelections on Monday, October 26, 2020, a humbling result for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the first electoral test of his government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now Kenney says his inquiry into oil and gas foes will deliver report... next year
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says an inquiry into who is funding environmental opposition to the province's oil and gas sector will be completed some time next year.
