Here’s a look at the life of former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Personal Birth date: December 25, 1971 Birth place: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Birth name: Justin Pierre James Trudeau Father: ...

In 1984, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau recommended more than 200 patronage appointments be made. His successor, John Turner, not only didn't cancel the appointments but made 70 of his own — decisions ...

The son of former Prime Minister Pierre James Trudeau and a remarkable Prime Minister himself, Justin Pierre James Trudeau has been the 23rd and current prime minister of Canada since 2015.

In 1984, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau recommended more than 200 patronage appointments be made. His successor, John Turner, not only didn't cancel the appointments but made 70 of his own ...

Indeed, during a state visit to Ottawa in 1972, then-US president Richard Nixon joked that he’d “like to toast the future prime minister of Canada – to Justin Pierre Trudeau”. The younger ...

Former central banker Mark Carney is set to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister of Canada after securing a clear mandate from the Liberal Party.

But Canada really did have a prime minister who was unashamed about his love for communist regimes, from China to the U.S.S.R. to Cuba. Pierre Trudeau regularly took their side during the Cold War and ...

Ever since Justin Trudeau’s announcement that he would step down as leader, Mr. Poilievre appears to have frozen ...

In 2013, the Liberals – then languishing as a small third-place rump in the House of Commons – turned to Mr. Trudeau in the hopes his celebrity as the son of former prime minister Pierre ...

We saw this in 1984 with the leader who succeeded Pierre Trudeau. His name was John Turner. He surged in the polls and then kind of collapsed. History tells us that what goes up can come down.

Justin's father and former Canadian PM Pierre Trudeau married 22-year-old Canadian activist Margaret Sinclair, who was 29 years younger than him, in 1971. They finalised their divorce in 1984 ...

Indeed, during a state visit to Ottawa in 1972, then-US president Richard Nixon joked that he’d “like to toast the future prime minister of Canada – to Justin Pierre Trudeau”. The younger ...