“We even laughed about it, a bit. We didn’t understand why there was such an uproar,” said a Liberal campaign manager in Quebec.
Since Trudeau was busted in blackface, uncomfortable queries have came hard and fast. Like this one at the Saskatoon town hall last evening.
The Toronto Stock Exchange is roaring and it’s largely due to energy.
The world’s largest social media company has expanded its foray into hardware once again.
Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau has unveiled the Liberal Party’s plan to restrict assault rifles and handguns, a plan which is set to be starkly different from the Conservative’s plan.
The newest Apple product has hit Canadian shelves.
While Justin Trudeau’s decision to dress in blackface at the gala is terrible enough and has been condemned globally, what adds insult to injury is that the “Arabian Nights” Gala took place only one day after an anti-bullying performance led by the Senior Drama department.
During the press conference, the prime minister repeatedly wouldn’t rule out further instances where he had donned blackface.
It appears three instances of blackface could be just be the beginning for Justin Trudeau.
According to a report by La Presse, a former cocaine trafficker and his wife were at an event in support of the Liberal candidate for Drummond, Quebec.
The poorly timed tweet was deleted shortly after Canadians expressed their outrage at the gesture, which suggested that funding would somehow buy forgiveness for Trudeau’s past actions.
Former Liberal party member Jody Wilson-Raybould says she’s “extremely disappointed” with the party and Prime Minister after seeing Justin Trudeau dressed in brownface.
Controversial climate activist Greta Thunberg has been formally invited by the city of Montreal to receive a key to the city.
The news cycle continues to get stranger by the hour.
While seven individuals have died in the United States as a result of vaping illness, Canada has so far come out fairly safe.