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Sources: Justin Trudeau Expected to Announce Resignation

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce his resignation this week due to internal resistance within his own party, according to sources for, among others, The Globe and Mail. The announcement may come as early as Monday, according to the sources.

Sources: Justin Trudeau Expected to Announce Resignation

Trudeau's Finance Minister Resigns

Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister, is leaving the government. This means that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is losing one of his closest confidants.

Trudeau's Finance Minister Resigns

Taylor Swift reaches goal after 149 concerts

An era is over. After 149 concerts around the world, a number of millions of sold tickets and several billion in revenue, "The Eras Tour" has reached its goal, at least for the main person – Taylor Swift.

Taylor Swift reaches goal after 149 concerts

Trudeau satisfied after meeting with Trump

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a quick visit to the USA for talks with the USA's next president Donald Trump. Trudeau said that the conversation had been "excellent".

Trudeau satisfied after meeting with Trump

Biden missed the group photo

Joe Biden missed the group photo at his last G20 meeting. When the outgoing US President arrived at the photo shoot at the summit in Rio de Janeiro, the present heads of state had already posed for the traditional picture.

Biden missed the group photo

World leaders snub climate meeting

Joe Biden, Emmanuel Macron and Ursula von der Leyen are among those who do not intend to attend the UN climate meeting COP29, which starts on Monday. "A waste of time", thinks Papua New Guinea's Foreign Minister.

World leaders snub climate meeting

Canada significantly reduces immigration

Canada has decided to significantly reduce immigration to the country. The announcement from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday came after criticism grew against earlier liberal migration laws.

Canada significantly reduces immigration

Murder crisis grows between India and Canada

The crisis between Canada and India worsens after the murder of a Sikh leader in Vancouver over a year ago. Canada was ready to announce the expulsion of India's envoy, as he is involved in the investigation of the murder.

Murder crisis grows between India and Canada

Canada's Trudeau Survives No-Confidence Vote

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in power for nine years, survived the first no-confidence vote with a broad margin. The conservative opposition party is leading big in opinion polls and promises to try to oust the liberal Trudeau again at the beginning of next week.

Canada's Trudeau Survives No-Confidence Vote

China Criticizes Canada's Electric Car Tariff

Canada follows after the USA and introduces a 100 percent tariff on electric cars made in China. The response from China: Not good.

China Criticizes Canada's Electric Car Tariff

Forest Fire in Canada Reaches Town: "Out of Control"

One of two large forest fires in western Canada has reached the town of Jasper and set buildings on fire. Around 25,000 people have been evacuated from the area.

Forest Fire in Canada Reaches Town: "Out of Control"

Munro's Daughter: Mom Ignored the Abuse

Alice Munro's daughter was sexually abused by her stepfather, but when the Nobel laureate in literature found out, she chose to stay with her husband. "I want my story to be part of the story about my mom," writes daughter Andrea Skinner in the Toronto Star.

Munro's Daughter: Mom Ignored the Abuse

World leaders in Normandy 80 years after D-Day

It has gone 80 years since allied forces invaded Normandy's shores. The place was visited by both world leaders and veterans on Thursday.

World leaders in Normandy 80 years after D-Day