In an exclusive interview with CTV's Question Period, Patnaik said that the recent improvement in ties between New Delhi and Ottawa was "inevitable," but it was Carney's leadership that helped bring the two sides back together.
Leavitt said that Trump has not shifted his stance on Canada, and he still believes that Canada would greatly benefit from becoming the 51st state of the United States of America.
Former Indian High Commissioner to Canada Ajay Bisaria expressed optimism about India-Canada relations, stating that ties could improve after Justin Trudeau's tenure as prime minister. He highlighted that a change in government following the upcoming Canadian elections could provide an oppor
In a video posted on X with the caption, "Hey Canada, one last thing," Trudeau expressed his pride in the nation and its people. "I am so proud of Canadians. I am proud to have served the country so full of people who stand up for what's right, rise to every occasion, always have each oth
Canada's Governor General Mary Simon's office has said the swearing-in ceremony of the prime minister and members of the Canadian ministry will take place in the Rideau Hall ballroom at 11 am EDT.
Justin Trudeau was seen leaving the House of Commons from the Parliament Hill today and was caught sticking out his tongue as he left the Parliament Hill.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday (local time) announced that retaliatory tariffs on US goods will go into force at midnight on Tuesday if the US tariffs on Canadian imports take effect.
Justin Trudeau said that the plan will involve deploying "thousands more frontline personnel to the border" and launching a precursor chemical detection unit. Additionally, a new drug profiling centre will be established to combat the fentanyl trade.
While addressing a press conference on Saturday (local time), Trudeau stressed that Canada's response will be "far-reaching" and will include everyday items like American beer, wine, bourbon fruits and fruit juices.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that Canada's response will be "forceful but reasonable" if US decide to impose 25 per cent tariffs as threatened by President Donald Trump, The Globe and Mail reported.