Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Canada's associate finance minister says it's going to be a "turbulent" year for the economy, but Randy Boissonault insists the government still has some ...

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Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave an exclusive interview to the Toronto Star's Susan Delacourt, in which he shared his thoughts on a wide range ...

[tap here to see other videos from our team](/video-centre). “What’s clear to me is that Justin Trudeau no longer makes any sense,” says Jamil Jivani in this NP Comment video. Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave an exclusive interview to the Toronto Star’s Susan Delacourt, in which he shared his thoughts on a wide range of topics, including dismissing Pierre Poilievre’s charge that Canada is broken by claiming the Opposition leader is merely pining for a time “where men were men and white men ruled.” This, despite the fact that he is a white man who currently leads the country.