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Huawei Controversy: Canada PM fires envoy to China
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said he had sought and accepted the resignation of Ottawa's ambassador to China, days after the diplomat sparked controversy with criticism of the US extradition request for a top Huawei executive.
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Trudeau fined $100 over gift of sunglasses
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pays a fine of $100 over a gift of sunglasses, CBC News reports.
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Trump torpedoes G7 trade talks, threatens auto tariffs
US President Donald Trump throws the G7’s efforts to show a united front into disarray after he became angry with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and says he might double down on import tariffs by hitting the sensitive auto industry.
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Canada to work for Rohingya women rights
Canada has adopted a fresh set of strategies to respond to Rohingya crisis, focusing on the needs of women and girls in the aspects of human rights and gender equality.
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Trudeau hails PM for dealing with Rohingya crisis
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau highly appreciates Bangladesh Premier Sheikh Hasina for her outstanding leadership in handling the protracted Rohingya crisis.
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Trudeau calls Trump about steel tariffs
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls US President Donald Trump about proposed steel and aluminum tariffs and "forcefully defended" Canadian workers and the industry, a government official says.
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Canada's Trudeau spurs criticism, raises eyebrows on India trip
Canadian and Indian officials scramble to explain how a convicted Sikh extremist was invited to a New Delhi reception for Justin Trudeau, the latest misstep in the Canadian prime minister’s bumpy eight-day trip to India.
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Trudeau shows up as Superman for Halloween
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau turns up to work dressed as Clark Kent for Halloween.
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Trudeau calls on Suu Kyi to condemn atrocities on Rohingyas
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls on Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi to publicly condemn the atrocities being committed against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state
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Canada fires: Alberta oil firms to restart production
Oil sands firms in Canada's Alberta province are slowly restarting production after a massive wildfire forced a week-long shut down.
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Canada wildfire 'to double in size'
Officials in Canada are saying the huge wildfire devastating the oil town of Fort McMurray in Alberta could double in size over the next 24 hours.
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Abu Sayyaf releases Canadian hostage beheading video
Abu Sayyaf of the Philippines has releases a video of Canadian hostage John Ridsdell being beheaded by their militants. The harrowing 52-second video shows four militants and Ridsdell in jungle surroundings.
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Trudeau outrage at Philippines murder
The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemns the killing of a Canadian hostage kidnapped by Islamist militants in the Philippines.
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Trudeau explains quantum computing like a boss
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau smoothly shuts down a sarcastic reporter with his wit and knowledge on quantum computing, scoring major points with tech-savvy constituents.
