Trump Mocks Trudeau’s resignation, suggests Canada-U.S. merger
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump used Trudeau’s decision to suspend democracy by proroguing Parliament to float the idea of merging Canada with the U.S.
BREAKING: Trudeau resigns, suspends democracy in Canada
Justin Trudeau has announced that he is suspending democracy in Canada while his replacement is chosen by Liberal Party apparatchiks. The Prime Minister’s announcement triggers a leadership contest within the Liberal Party to find his successor. His announcement comes 8 months before the next scheduled federal election, where public-opinion polls suggest the Liberals are on […]
Google Search for “Trudeau Resignation” hits all-time high
Search results about about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s potential resignation hits an all-time high
ANALYSIS: Trudeau clocks 116 days off in 2024, claims to work harder than most Canadians
According to publicly available records obtained from itineraries published by the Prime Minister’s official website, Justin Trudeau took 116 days off in 2024.
Christmas Interview with Premier Smith: Border Security, Deportations, and DEI
In an exclusive year-end interview, Keean Bexte, Editor-in-Chief of The Counter Signal, sits down with Premier Danielle Smith to ask the questions that matter most to Albertans. From border security and deportations to tackling divisive DEI policies, Smith defends her record on some of the province’s most contentious issues. Highlights: Watch Now! (Only for Newsroom […]
Trudeau shuffles cabinet again
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shuffled his cabinet yet again amid turmoil within the Liberal Party and speculation that he might quit.
BREAKING: Trudeau government to collapse (Can Singh be trusted?)
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is now saying he’ll propose a non-confidence motion against Justin Trudeau in late January. Is this the end?
Trudeau avoids reporters for fourth day since Freeland trashed him
Trudeau to avoid taking questions from reporters for the fourth straight day since his Finance Minister quit cabinet and publicly trashed him.
Trudeau’s 4-day trip abroad food bill $71,000
Outrageous expenses by the Liberals today starkly contrast with the past, as seen when Bev Oda, a minister in Stephen Harper’s government, was heavily criticized and eventually resigned in 2012 after expensing a $16 glass of orange juice in 2011.
Trudeau says donkeys could replace Canada Post workers
Prime Minister Trudeau said he’s worried that Canadians might realize they don’t need Canada Post anymore if the strike goes on much longer.