Juno Jump Start | Trudeau says he won’t stay on as PM through election, despite Trump’s claims

Trudeau won't stay on as PM, Trump announces another month tariff reprieve, Candice Malcolm discusses the REAL problem with Mark Carney and more!

Trudeau says he won’t stay on as PM through election, despite Trump’s claims

Despite accusations by U.S. President Donald Trump that Justin Trudeau plans to use the tariff crisis to run for re-election, Trudeau says he’ll be resigning as prime minister as soon as his successor as Liberal leader is in place.

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The Candice Malcolm Show: Here’s the thing about Mark Carney

Despite the legacy media’s best efforts to prop up their golden boy and refrain from asking tough questions, the more we learn about Mark Carney, the more we realize that something is not quite right. Candice Malcolm is joined by podcast host Shaun Newman to discuss the REAL problem with Mark Carney.

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Trump announces one month reprieve on some Canadian, Mexican tariffs

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a one-month reprieve on some of the tariffs he imposed on Canada and Mexico just two days ago. The extension to April 2 will extend to goods covered by the USMCA trade deal, the White House said Thursday.

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The Daily Brief | Trump accuses Trudeau of using tariffs to stay in power

After a phone conversation about the escalating U.S.-Canada tariff dispute, U.S. President Donald Trump alleged that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was using the situation to bolster his political position.

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Iranian in Ontario facing deportation for lying about criminal record

An Iranian man convicted in the U.S. for skirting sanctions on Iran by exporting restricted materials faced a deportation hearing in Toronto, where border officials revealed he’d used at least three different identities since entering the country.

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Man accused of stabbing cop previously convicted of manslaughter

A Vancouver police officer was stabbed in what authorities are calling a random attack in the Downtown Eastside on Tuesday night.

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Canada hit record high trade in January amid tariff threats

Trade was bustling in January, despite U.S. tariff uncertainty, as Canadian merchandise exports increased 5.5 per cent as well as imports, which increased 2.3 per cent.

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Squamish woman preparing for terrorism trial by jury

A Squamish, B.C. woman accused of joining ISIS is getting closer to her trial on terrorism-related charges.

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OP-ED: The Ontario Liberals and NDP misunderstood what young people need

"Appealing to young voters is a classic strategy for progressive politicians. In Ontario’s recent election, the Liberals and NDP both bet big on the youth vote — and failed."

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