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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce Wednesday afternoon when marijuana will become legal in Canada at an end of sitting news conference.
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A package containing a suspicious substance and death threats was sent to Kelly Craft, the U.S. ambassador to Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was one of at least two Canadian officials who immediately expressed support for Craft.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday recreational cannabis use will be legal by summer, despite calls from some senators to put off legalization for at least a year to allow for further consultation with Indigenous communities.
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It has been confirmed that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be coming back from the Summit of the Americas in Peru to hold a joint meeting this weekend with Premiers Rachel Notley and John Horgan over the Kinder Morgan dispute.
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It is becoming increasingly difficult for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to steer a course up the middle when touting his economic and environmental policies. But with the Kinder-Morgan pipeline a hot issue, the PM is being accused of being a fence-sitter.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley have both repeatedly claimed the Kinder-Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion will secure higher prices for Canada's heavy crude, but where did they get that information?
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President Donald Trump, speaking at a fundraiser in Missouri on Wednesday recounted to his audience how he made up information about the U.S. having a trade deficit with Canada, according to an audio recording of the private event.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned social networking behemoth Facebook the that it must address its "fake news" problem or it would face stronger regulation by the Canadian government.
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Mike Lazaridis, the former chief executive officer of BlackBerry Ltd, has added his voice to the growing number of people saying Canada’s main economic hurdle is keeping technology talent.
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In a move that could only be considered retaliation for the new U.S. tariff on Canadian softwood, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seriously considering a request from BC's premier to ban or tax U.S. thermal coal exports going out of the province.
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Trudeau defended Canada's dairy supply management system noting that every nation including the US defends its agricultural industries as much as it can.
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A Saskatchewan woman is facing two human smuggling charges after it was alleged she smuggled nine West Africans into Canada so they could claim asylum. Since January, illegal border crossings into Canada from the U.S. have increased dramatically.
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At first, when many countries jumped on the US bandwagon blaming Assad for the apparent chemical attack in a town near Idlib in Syria, Canada took a common sense cautious approach as an investigation into the incident had not yet even been started.
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Canada's Liberal government has announced that next month they will be introducing legislation that will legalize marijuana by Canada Day, July 1, 2018.
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With the announcement that Canso, Nova Scotia will be host to a new satellite launching rocket pad in the not-too-distant future, it’s the perfect time to show off some of Canada’s noteworthy space exploration facts.
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During the last federal election campaign Liberal leader Justin Trudeau promised reform of the federal election system. Trudeau wrote in a letter to Karina Gould, Minister of Democratic Institutions, that electoral reform would not be in her mandate.
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Leaders of Canadian tech companies penned an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urging Canada to issue immediate visas to potential employees who have been adversely affected by the American travel ban imposed upon citizens of seven countries.
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Mary Dawson, Canada's ethics commissioner said that she was satisfied that a letter to her by Conservative ethics critic Blain Calkins brought up issues regarding a Trudeau family vacation that met the requirement for an investigation.
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Opposition is growing over the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion in Canada, even as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government prepares to make an announcement Tuesday after markets close at 4:00 p.m.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will not be attending the funeral next Sunday of former Cuban president Fidel Castro the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has confirmed. The PMO said only that his schedule did not permit it.
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Thousands of people took to the streets of Vancouver, BC on Saturday to protest Kinder Morgan Inc.’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion proposal.
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The visit of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Cuba contrasts with that of his father, Pierre, in 1976. Pierre with his wife Margaret and infant son Michel were given a rock star welcome to the island.
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Back in 2011, the Stephen Harper Conservative government announced, without agreement of the provinces, that funding of health care transfers would be reduced by $36 billion.
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Kevin Garratt, a Canadian held in jail in China on allegations that he was a spy was deported to Canada on Thursday after being convicted on Tuesday of spying and stealing state secrets. Kevin was reunited with his wife Julia at Vancouver airport.
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Stephen Harper the 22nd Canadian prime minister of Canada and long time leader of the federal Conservative Party has announced that he is retiring from politics after a nearly 18-year political career.
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Sightings of Canada's Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau sans his shirt have become an Internet sensation, not only in Canada but internationally, this summer.
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Amid the United States' polarizing presidential race and the uncertainty around Brexit, Digital Journal spoke with Adam Vaughan, the member of parliament for Toronto's Spadina—Fort York riding, about Canada's place in all of this and much more.
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Know much about quantum computing? Me neither. But the prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, is ready to give you a crash couse in it. And he manages to make it understandable.
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Second City wouldn’t be Second City if it weren’t topical, and the latest revue by the comedy company’s Toronto team is tightly focused on what’s current in both T.O. and Canada: everything from Justin Trudeau to Syrian refugees gets a mention.
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Michael Wernick, newly appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as Clerk of the Privy Council, Canada's top civil service position is already in hot water for statements he made about protesting students.
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Chrystia Freeland official office opening.
Justin Trudeau, MP, is a Canadian politician and the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.
Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Morris / File
Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau interviewed by BBC television's NewsNight program in London, November 26, 2015. BBC / NewsNight
On the left, an image of Canadian NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair. On the right, a Photoshopped image by Digital Journal depicting Mulcair as clean-shaven. Digital Journal
Chrystia Freeland official office opening.
Portrait of Justin Trudeau, Canadian MP, by world-renowned photographer Al Gilbert of Toronto © Al Gilbert
Chrystia Freeland official office opening.
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau on a doorstep delivering a speech in Toronto's Little Italy.
Chrystia Freeland official office opening.
Justin Trudeau takes over as Canada's 23rd prime minister on Nov. 4, 2015. @ PhotoTelegram
A shirtless Justin Trudeau accidentally gets in the wedding picture. David Beard
Chrystia Freeland, is a Canadian writer, journalist, and politician. She was appointed Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs in January 2017.
Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party will form a new government, based on CBC and CTV projections Digital Journal Staff
Martha Hall Findlay, Justin Trudeau and Deborah Coyne pictured at a 2013 Liberal leadership debate in Mississauga, Ontario.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomes Syrian refugees to Canada on December 10, 2015 at Pearson Airport in Toronto. Office of the Prime Minister
A Photoshopped image of Canadian politician Thomas Mulcair, showing the NDP leader without his facial hair. Digital Journal
Clockwise, starting at top-left: Justin Trudeau, Stephen Harper, Elizabeth May, Thomas Mulcair
Justin Trudeau, MP, is a Canadian politician and the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. Adam Scotti
Justin Trudeau, MP, is a Canadian politician and the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada Adam Scotti
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