The ongoing diplomatic tensions between India and Canada has taken the center stage both in Canada and India. The war of nerves continues without resolution, with a series of tit for tat responses. Leaders on both sides appear to have firmed up their stances as the relations between two keyContinue Reading
[ad_1] Poilievre won’t physically be at the convention, but nor will he be far — fuel for chit chat at boozy receptions and the motivation for any strategizing that takes place. All of it forces a question, whether said out loud or not: Is Justin Trudeau ready for the fight?Continue Reading
[ad_1] Striking federal workers in Canada are calling for the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, to get involved in stalled negotiations, as the largest job action in decades enters its 10th day and key government services grind to a halt. More than 100,000 employees with Canada’s largest public sector union haveContinue Reading
[ad_1] Trudeau’s words echoed U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan who used a major policy address Thursday to point the direction the White House plans to take in the global economy. “We’re at a moment now where we need to build capacity to produce the goods and invent the technologiesContinue Reading
[ad_1] With the battle over the abortion pill in the headlines — the U.S. Supreme Court has maintained access to mifepristone, for now — Trudeau also took to the internet last week to remind the world where he stands. “With attacks on reproductive rights around the world, it’s really importantContinue Reading
[ad_1] Katie Telford, the prime minister’s chief of staff, joined the mix of business leaders and political insiders who gathered at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre. Jenni Byrne, the fixer behind the rise of Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, was also in the crowd. Hardly inaudible was the persistent chatter about theContinue Reading
[ad_1] Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have met multiple times virtually, in person and on the sidelines of larger global summits in the last two years. | Pool photo by Lukas Barth “This visit is about taking stock of what we’ve done, where we are and whatContinue Reading
[ad_1] “It’s to create good and well paying jobs, to promote growth, to boost our energy and climate cooperation across the board,” von der Leyen told reporters in Kingston, Ontario on Tuesday. “China produces 98 percent of Europe’s supplies of rare earths,” she said. “Europe needs to de-risk this dependency.”Continue Reading
[ad_1] Trudeau announced Canada will send two navy vessels to the Haitian coast as part of a surveillance and intelligence operation. The announcement is the latest in Canada’s piecemeal response, short of the military intervention requested by acting Prime Minister Ariel Henry. Trudeau said the deployment of the navy vesselsContinue Reading
[ad_1] Trudeau’s campaign-style tone is unmistakable. “There are two leaders today that you have to choose between,” he said in reference to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, a formidable communicator who has been tapping into the politics of misery to build an anti-Trudeau coalition. In his Friday speech to his party,Continue Reading