Explainer: How will Canada's next prime minister be chosen?
Canada's ruling Liberal Party is choosing a new leader to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who said in January he was ...
The Harvard Crimson6d
From Harvard to Ottawa: Carney and Freeland Vie To Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister
The race to lead both Canada and a reeling Liberal Party has narrowed to two frontrunners: Carney, the former Canadian and ...
The Straits Times4d
Explainer-How will Canada's next prime minister be chosen?
OTTAWA - Canada's ruling Liberal Party is choosing a new leader to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who said in January he was stepping down after growing dissatisfaction over his performance.
U.S. News & World Report5d
Explainer-How Will Canada's Next Prime Minister Be Chosen?
Explainer-How Will Canada's Next Prime Minister Be Chosen? By David Ljunggren OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's ruling Liberal Party is choosing a new leader to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...
CBC.ca5d
Power of prorogation 'not absolute,' challengers tell Federal Court
MacKinnon and Lavranos asked the court to expedite a hearing of their application for judicial review, citing the urgent U.S. threat of steep tariffs on goods from Canada. Prime Minister Justin ...
Banker and war hawk vie to replace Trudeau as Liberal leader and Canada’s PM
Canada’s governing Liberal Party is scrambling to choose a new leader who can assert the interests of Canadian imperialism in ...
Fox News6d
Canada appoints fentanyl czar, fulfilling Trump's request amid tariff threats
Canada appointed a fentanyl czar on Tuesday in accordance with a deal made with U.S. President Donald Trump to avoid additional tariffs on Canadian imports. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau chose ...
Radio-Canada4d
Liberals will soon pick the next prime minister. Here’s what candidates are promising
Baylis says he would modernize the federal government if he becomes the next prime minister. Photo: Radio-Canada / Ken Townsend The first person to declare their intention to replace Trudeau ...
Politico6d
Canada’s defense minister calls 51st state taunts ‘offensive’
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper told an audience in Ottawa on Tuesday that if Trump is determined, he could impose great damage on Canada. “If I was still prime minister, I would be ...