The Guardianflipped into World NewsNews Trudeau: Canadians watching US unrest and police violence in ‘shock and horror’ The Guardian - Leyland Cecco in TorontoCanadians are watching unrest and police violence in the United States in “shock and horror”, Justin Trudeau said on Friday – but the prime minister cautioned that his country also has entrenched problems
CTV Newsflipped into Top StoriesEducation Quebec says 41 students and staff have tested positive for COVID-19 since reopening ctvnews.ca - The Canadian Press MONTREAL -- Over 40 staff and students tested positive for COVID-19 in the first two weeks after elementary schools outside the Montreal area opened …
United States Feds looking at ways to reunite families amid COVID-19 border restrictions with U.S. - Nelson Star nelsonstar.com - Ashley Wadhwani Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that the federal government is mulling over the idea of allowing U.S. border-closure exceptions for families split …
The Straits Timesflipped into The Straits TimesChina Trudeau says Canada will stand up for itself with China straitstimes.com May 30, 2020 12:28 AM OTTAWA (BLOOMBERG) - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will continue speak its mind with China on contentious issues, …
U.S. News & World ReportUnited States Many Canadians Watching Events in U.S. With Shock and Horror: PM Trudeau U.S. News & World Report - Reuters OTTAWA (Reuters) - Many Canadians are watching the riots in parts of the United States with shock and horror, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on …
The Globe and Mailflipped into EntertainmentHealth Has the pandemic changed Doug Ford? The Globe and Mail - The Editorial BoardDoug Ford is suddenly the most popular man in Ontario. It’s a big change from last year, when one poll showed 69 per cent of voters disapproved of the Progressive Conservative Premier. He was booed at
