Canada awards Siksika tribe $1.3bn for taken land Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has signed a Can$1.3 billion (€962m) deal - one of the largest of its kind - to settle a Blackfoot … World • 03 Jun 22
Canada's Prime Minister proposes handgun 'freeze' Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a proposed freeze on handgun ownership in the country that would effectively ban their importation and sale, following … World • 31 May 22
Trudeau apologises to indigenous community for snub Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has visited the indigenous community of Kamloops where the remains of 215 children were found in May at a former … World • 18 Oct 21
Bishops apologise for Canadian indigenous school abuses The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has apologised "unequivocally" to Canada's indigenous peoples for a century of abuses at church-run residential schools set up by … World • 25 Sep 21
China releases two Canadians as Huawei executive freed Two Canadians imprisoned in what China's Western critics criticised as "hostage diplomacy" have returned home after being released. World • 25 Sep 21
Trudeau celebrates winning third term in Canada A beaming Justin Trudeau posed for selfies and bumped elbows with supporters in a Montreal subway station early today, hours after the Canadian prime minister … World • 21 Sep 21
Trudeau's future on the line as Canadians vote Canadians packed into long queues to cast ballots in elections that are headed for a photo finish, with liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's bid for … World • 20 Sep 21
Canadian PM Trudeau calls snap election for September Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called a snap early election for 20 September, saying he needed a new mandate to ensure voters approved of … World • 15 Aug 21
Canada introduces ban on assault-style weapons Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau has said the country is banning the use and trade of assault-style weapons immediately. World • 01 May 20
Trudeau to appeal to opposition to back minority govt Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reconvened parliament for 5 December, when he will reach out to the opposition to back his minority government and … World • 12 Nov 19
Trudeau's liberals cling to power in Canada Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party held onto power in a nail-biter of a general election, but as a weakened minority government. World • 22 Oct 19
Canada goes to polls as Trudeau hopes to cling on Canadians have begun voting in a general election, with surveys predicting that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party could return with a weakened minority government … World • 21 Oct 19
Trudeau called compulsive liar in last election debate Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was labelled a "compulsive liar" by his main rival during the final leaders' debate before upcoming Canadian elections. World • 11 Oct 19
Trudeau attacked as 'fraud' in Canadian election debate Canada's main opposition leader repeatedly attacked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a pivotal televised debate, calling him a phony and a fraud who did not … World • 08 Oct 19
New images emerge of Trudeau wearing blackface New images of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wearing blackface makeup have emerged, following his apology for wearing brownface makeup 18 years ago. World • 19 Sep 19
China-Canada relations continue to sour China has hit back at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who accused Beijing of using "arbitrary detentions" to achieve political goals, as relations between the … World • 06 Sep 19
Canada PM approves controversial oil pipeline expansion Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has approved a controversial expansion of a pipeline to move crude oil to the Pacific coast for shipping overseas. World • 18 Jun 19
New documents keep pressure on Trudeau over controversy A political meddling scandal threatening Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's re-election bid was given fresh impetus yesterday, with the release of messages and a secret … World • 30 Mar 19
China, Canada diplomatic row deepens over death penalty A diplomatic spat between China and Canada has intensified as Canada warned its citizens of the risk of "arbitrary enforcement" of laws in China after … World • 15 Jan 19
Afghan singer finds fame as Justin Trudeau's double An Afghan talent show contestant's striking resemblance to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has turned him into an unlikely celebrity in the war-torn country - … News Lens • 14 Jan 19
Trudeau sees steel, aluminium deal with US this month Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he hopes to reach a deal with the US to scrap customs duties for steel and aluminium products … World • 12 Nov 18
Canada legalises marijuana for recreational use Canada has become the first industrialised nation to legalise recreational cannabis today. World • 17 Oct 18
George Washington to Elton - Trump's news conference US President Donald Trump strode up to the lectern and took stock of the world's press in a five-star New York hotel. "This is quite … Donald Trump • 27 Sep 18
Canada still 'optimistic' on NAFTA deal by tomorrow Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland has said she remains "optimistic" that she can reach a deal with the United States by tomorrow to revise the … Business • 30 Aug 18
Canada legalises recreational cannabis use Canada has passed a bill to legalise recreational marijuana - the first G7 nation to do so. Canada • 20 Jun 18
