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In the video, Trudeau can be seen singing the Queen song 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as Quebec musician Gregory Charles plays piano.

[falsely claimed the footage must be outdated](https://twitter.com/useheadnheart/status/1571819841614487552), as they believed Trudeau’s hair — which was recently cut — appeared longer in the video. Many of those replying to and sharing the video erroneously assumed the video was from the night before Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral — as opposed to Saturday night, when it was actually filmed. The tweet also reported the incorrect location of the gathering. [with over 100 likes on their reply](https://twitter.com/Jojo07800610/status/1571756890379386882), repeated the erroneous claim that the video was from the evening before the funeral. “After dinner on Saturday, (the) Prime Minister joined a small gathering with members of the Canadian delegation, who have come together to pay tribute to the life and service of Her Majesty,” a spokesperson for the prime minister said. [As it happened: The funeral for Queen Elizabeth II](https://globalnews.ca/news/9134181/queen-elizabeth-funeral-live/)

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leads a Canadian delegation in the United Kingdom for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, a late-night tribute to a different Queen ...

Le premier ministre Justin Trudeau a laissé de côté quelques instants la pompe royale et le décorum, samedi soir à Londres, pour entonner Bohemian Rhapsody ...

Le cabinet du premier ministre rappelle que M. On ne sait pas quels membres de cette délégation ont pris part à la chorale impromptue de samedi soir. Le cabinet du premier ministre a indiqué qu’après le souper samedi soir, M.

The toll of bells, crescendo of bagpipes and echo of drums abruptly gave way to sombre silence early on Monday, September 19, 2022, morning as state funeral ...

Thompson, who also lined up for 13 hours to attend the queen's lying in state earlier in the week, said he was feeling mixed emotions surrounding the funeral. 8 at the age of 96. The United Kingdom's first state funeral since Winston Churchill's was filled with spectacle: 142 Royal Navy sailors drew the gun carriage carrying Elizabeth’s coffin to Westminster Abbey, with King Charles III and his sons, Princes William and Harry, walking behind as bagpipers played. Order of Canada holders actress Sandra Oh, Olympian Mark Tewksbury and performing artist Gregory Charles walked near the front of the procession. Pallbearers carried the coffin into the abbey, where around 2,000 people ranging from world leaders to health-care workers gathered to mourn her. After the funeral service, the King and other members of the Royal Family will walk behind the gun carriage carrying the queen’s coffin in a procession that will include members of the armed forces from around the Commonwealth, including the Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP.

Only days before attending the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was recorded in the lobby of a London hotel belting out a ...

“I first met Her Majesty when I was seven years old, and her presence throughout my life has been constant, inspiring and graceful,” Trudeau said from a room that appeared to be within one of the royal palaces. Meghan McCain, the daughter of recently deceased former Republican presidential nominee John McCain, tweeted “Have some respect for the occasion and why you are in London for the first place. The incident even caught the attention of Americans. “Justin Trudeau criticized for singing ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ in hotel lobby before Queen’s funeral,” reads a typical headline, published in The Independent. capital where even the most affordable rooms run the equivalent of $2,000 per night. Article content

En voyage à Londres pour les funérailles de la reine Elizabeth II, Justin Trudeau a été aperçu, samedi, en train de chanter avec le musicien montréalais ...

Alors que la maxime «vivre et laisser vivre» était aux lèvres de certains, un grand nombre d’internautes se sont dits choqués de voir le premier ministre canadien agir de la sorte à quelques jours des funérailles de la reine d’Angleterre. Ce dernier a d’ailleurs participé au cortège funèbre de la reine Elizabeth II lundi. La vidéo a ensuite été vue plus d’un demi-million de fois.

OTTAWA— In the words of one Liberal MP, “there's a big battle brewing right there” on the floor of the House of Commons when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...

But it’s not clear when or how the latter might be put forward, and Poilievre has promised a fight to protect free speech online. Last week, Trudeau acknowledged Canada has “perhaps ended the acute phase” of the pandemic. For now, it will be an intermittent battle. In all, it’s a $4.6-billion package, $3 billion of which is new money not set aside in the spring budget. “The money will be vapourized by inflation,” Poilievre said last week. But we put the safety of Canadians and the economic recovery that we’re experiencing right now at the centre of every decision we took during the pandemic.” [cabinet](https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/2022/09/07/justin-trudeau-tells-cabinet-hes-sticking-around-as-leader-for-the-next-election.html) and, separately in New Brunswick, to his broader caucus — that he is sticking around as Liberal leader into the next election, and that he is “energized” by the prospect of the fight ahead. The arrival of Poilievre makes that co-operation all the more important for the Liberals, and the new Conservative leader wasted no time in slamming the “radical woke coalition” between Trudeau and Singh in his first caucus speech last week. Trudeau has already underscored the sharp contrast between him and Poilievre, whom he accuses of “reckless” and “irresponsible” opposition to vaccine mandates, support for cryptocurrency, and the so-called “Freedom Convoy.” Poilievre, having swept the Conservative party leadership race on Sept. [compensate](https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/2022/04/05/ottawa-introduces-bill-to-compel-web-giants-to-share-revenue-with-news-outlets.html) news outlets for content shared on their platforms (and have introduced a bill to do so) and the government wants to regulate harmful content online. The Liberals’ rollout of the new measures — which the NDP claimed credit for pushing them to do — was derailed on the day the Queen died.

While in London for the Queen's funeral, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was spotted singing "Bohemian Rhapsody" with theatre kid-like verve.

“I swear he does it on purpose.” Our PM in the UK representing Canada for the Queen’s funeral. Trudeau was seen singing a Queen song, possibly hours before the funeral.

The Prime Minister and Canadian pianist Gregory Charles were captured on video performing the popular Queen song in a London hotel lobby on Saturday night.

[Code of Conduct](https://www.thestar.com/about/community-guidelines.html). [Canadian delegation](https://www.thestar.com/politics/2022/09/19/prime-minister-governor-general-lead-delegation-of-canadian-politicians-dignitaries.html) for the queen’s funeral, which also included Gov. “Have not seen a video but I did, with a small group of Canadians, get to spend a few splendid minutes with the PM late on Saturday.