Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

• Prime Minister Trudeau addresses Islamophobia ahead of emergency national summit

  In an interview with Global News' Farah Nasser, Trudeau addressed Islamophobia and said that while he disagrees with Bill 21, it's up to the people of Quebec to challenge it.

  Canada

  Jul 21
• Trudeau announces $25M for expansion of wind power plant in Quebec’s Gaspé region

  The $170-million expansion will allow the factory to produce larger rotor blades for export to Europe and the United States, Trudeau said.

  Environment

  Jul 14
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• Trudeau government, N.S. announce $10-per-day childcare for province by 2026

  The combined funding of $605 million will focus on reducing child care fees.

  Canada

  Jul 13
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• How will Justin Trudeau clean up his military mess?

  Critics are stepping up their attacks on how Justin Trudeau's Liberal government has handled the deepening crisis in the country's military leadership.

  Commentary

  Jun 25
• Canada’s response to coronavirus variants does not inspire confidence

  It should really come as no big surprise that we’re starting to find cases of the B.1.617 variant here, Rob Breakenridge says. The question is why we waited so long to respond.

  Commentary

  Apr 24
• The Liberals are in no position to be boasting about their COVID-19 pandemic response

  If the Liberals are going to congratulate themselves on how they’ve handled COVID-19, then it’s certainly fair to scrutinize their record, Rob Breakenridge says.

  Commentary

  Apr 10
• O’Toole talks a good game about change, but let’s see the follow-through

  While it can be challenging for an opposition leader to grab the spotlight, O'Toole's speech to the Conservative policy convention was an ideal opportunity to turn things around.

  Commentary

  Mar 20
• Coronavirus: Parkland Saint John staff host virtual meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined staff at Parkland Saint John to discuss how they managed through a lengthy, deadly COVID-19 outbreak.

  Health

  Mar 16
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• The search for Canada’s new governor general is not off to a great start

  This process has become about more than just a replacement, Rob Breakenridge writes — it’s about rebuilding public confidence in the institution itself.

  Commentary

  Mar 13
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• After the demise of Keystone XL, Ottawa must do all it can to save Line 5

  The potential loss of Line 5 would be something much different than losing Keystone XL, Rob Breakenridge says, and the effect would be very immediate and very real.

  Commentary

  Mar 6