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Canada Foreign Minister Won't Run To Replace Trudeau, Cites US Tariff Threat
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Friday announced she would not run in the race to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying she wanted to focus on the threat posed by potential U.S. tariffs.
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Potential Contenders To Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian Prime Minister
Canada's ruling Liberal Party is looking for a new leader to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced on Monday he intended to step down.
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Race Begins To Replace Canada's Justin Trudeau
The race to be Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's successor kicked off on Tuesday, a day after he resigned amid a looming trade war with the United States and a divisive political climate at home.
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
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NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
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Who Will Replace Justin Trudeau As Liberal Party Leader: Here Are The Contenders
After nine years at the helm, Justin Trudeau has stepped down as Canada's prime minister and the leader of the governing Liberal Party. The Liberals have to elect a new leader ahead of the October 2025 general elections.
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Who Is Pierre Poilievre? Man Seen As Justin Trudeau's Replacement As PM
Justin Trudeau resigned as the Canadian Prime Minister and the leader of the Liberal Party on Monday, January 6. With that, all eyes are now on Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, tipped to be the next Canadian Prime Minister.
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Justin Trudeau's Departure From India May Get Further Delayed: Report
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's departure from India could further be delayed as the replacement aircraft that was en route Delhi to fly him home, has been diverted to London, the country's media reported.
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Chrystia Freeland Sworn As Canada Foreign Minister In Cabinet Reshuffle: Official
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday named Chrystia Freeland as foreign minister, replacing Stephane Dion, a critic of US president-elect Donald Trump, in a cabinet shakeup.
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Justin Trudeau Orders New Bidding for Canadian Fighter Jets
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ordered a reopening of the bidding process to replace Canada's aging fleet of fighter jets, according to a letter unsealed Friday.
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Canada's Liberals Against F-35s Purchase: Leader
Canada's Liberal leader Justin Trudeau said on the campaign trail Sunday that he would scrap the purchase of F-35s -- the apparent frontrunner to replace the nation's aging fleet of fighter jets.
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Canada Foreign Minister Won't Run To Replace Trudeau, Cites US Tariff Threat
Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly on Friday announced she would not run in the race to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying she wanted to focus on the threat posed by potential U.S. tariffs.
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Potential Contenders To Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian Prime Minister
Canada's ruling Liberal Party is looking for a new leader to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced on Monday he intended to step down.
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Race Begins To Replace Canada's Justin Trudeau
The race to be Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's successor kicked off on Tuesday, a day after he resigned amid a looming trade war with the United States and a divisive political climate at home.
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Anita Anand Might Replace Justin Trudeau As Canadian PM. All About Her
Canadian politician Anita Anand, currently the Minister of Transport in Justin Trudeau's government, is being considered as a candidate to replace him as Prime Minister. On Monday, Trudeau announced his resignation paving the way for a new leader.
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NDTV Special: What Justin Trudeau's Exit Means For Indian Canadians
With Justin Trudeau stepping down as Canada's Prime Minister, the country's political future is at a crossroads. His resignation marks the end of a nearly decade-old tenure defined by ambitious immigration policies and global humanitarianism.
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Who Will Replace Justin Trudeau As Liberal Party Leader: Here Are The Contenders
After nine years at the helm, Justin Trudeau has stepped down as Canada's prime minister and the leader of the governing Liberal Party. The Liberals have to elect a new leader ahead of the October 2025 general elections.
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Who Is Pierre Poilievre? Man Seen As Justin Trudeau's Replacement As PM
Justin Trudeau resigned as the Canadian Prime Minister and the leader of the Liberal Party on Monday, January 6. With that, all eyes are now on Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, tipped to be the next Canadian Prime Minister.
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Justin Trudeau's Departure From India May Get Further Delayed: Report
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's departure from India could further be delayed as the replacement aircraft that was en route Delhi to fly him home, has been diverted to London, the country's media reported.
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Chrystia Freeland Sworn As Canada Foreign Minister In Cabinet Reshuffle: Official
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday named Chrystia Freeland as foreign minister, replacing Stephane Dion, a critic of US president-elect Donald Trump, in a cabinet shakeup.
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Justin Trudeau Orders New Bidding for Canadian Fighter Jets
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has ordered a reopening of the bidding process to replace Canada's aging fleet of fighter jets, according to a letter unsealed Friday.
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Canada's Liberals Against F-35s Purchase: Leader
Canada's Liberal leader Justin Trudeau said on the campaign trail Sunday that he would scrap the purchase of F-35s -- the apparent frontrunner to replace the nation's aging fleet of fighter jets.
