Under intensifying pressure from his own political allies, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he's stepping down. NBC News reported: The incumbent will remain prime minister ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce that he is stepping down as the leader of the Liberal Party on Monday according to CNN and other media outlets. Read more trending ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has been in power for nearly 10 years, announced his resignation Monday. Trudeau said he will step down after the Liberal Party selects its new leader ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose party looks set to lose power early next year, is under increasing pressure from his own legislators to step down and let someone else take over.

If you oppose the rich getting richer while everyone else falls further behind. Stand with the NDP this time." In a statement, he said, "Justin Trudeau has let you down, over and over. He let you ...

Justin Trudeau on Monday announced he will step down as Liberal Party leader and Canadian prime minister when a new leader is chosen. “Over the holidays, I’ve also had a chance to reflect and ...

Freeland promised in 2023 to keep the annual deficit below $28.17 billion USD. Trudeau, who has been in power since 2015, appointed loyalist Dominic LeBlanc to take over for Freeland, signing the ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the US has launched a trade war against his country. "Canadians are reasonable and we are polite, but we will not back down from a fight, not when our ...

With polls showing Liberal Leader Mark Carney is the front-runner in this federal election, the other three main party ...

Mark Carney claimed he was a “very different person” to Justin Trudeau as he went ... his “divisive” policies. Mr Trudeau’s decision to step down and Donald Trump imposition of steep ...

Canada's New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Jagmeet Singh came down heavily on Justin Trudeau following the ... rich getting richer while everyone else falls further behind, I'm asking them all ...