Trudeau’s brownface controversy has drawn some comparisons with developments earlier this year in the U.S., where Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam withstood intense pressure to resign after a racist picture surfaced from his 1984 medical school yearbook. read more

Trudeau is campaigning in Toronto with less than five weeks to go before the Oct. 21 national election and two days after bombshell images of him in blackface emerged. read more

The photograph, published by Time Magazine, was from the 2000-2001 yearbook of the West Point Grey Academy in Vancouver. First reported by Time, it shows the then 29-year-old with his face, neck and hands “completely darkened”, read more

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Trudeau requested the dissolution of parliament Wednesday in a meeting with Governor General Julie Payette, Queen Elizabeth II’s representative in Canada, marking the formal start of campaigning. read more

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and US First Lady Melania Trump’s picture has captured the imagination of Twitter. read more

Trudeau assumed responsibility for what had happened but disagreed with the conclusion of the country’s ethic commissioner on the case involving SNC-Lavalin. read more

Deepak Obhrai was first elected to Canada’s House of Commons in 1997, and re-elected ever since and was a sitting MP and was, in fact, preparing to face election for an eighth term during the Federal polls in October. read more

This scathing statement is in the forthcoming book, Trudeau: The Education of a Prime Minister, written by senior Canadian journalist John Ivison. read more

Pointing out that he himself had been raising the issue with the Canadian government, CM Singh noted that he had given a list of wanted terrorists in Canada to PM Trudeau during his visit last year. read more

Donald Trump’s decision point came at the culmination of a tense 24 hours inside the West Wing after the drone went down. read more

Speakers include the founder of the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment, a Nigerian woman kidnapped by Boko Haram jihadists and a Pakistani squash champion who evaded the Taliban by living as a boy. read more

Pro-Khalistani figures like Sukhminder Singh Hansra are also involved in the campaign, as he is the coordinator of the umbrella body, United Front of Sikhs, which is backing it. read more

Prime Minister Trudeau attended a nagar kirtan in Vancouver less than 24 hours after the decision to remove all references to Khalistani extremism from the report that was made and the changes were in place. read more

Amarinder said the “knee-jerk decision” by the ruling Canadian Liberal Party was aimed at protecting its political interests in an election year. read more