Mr Trudeau’s Liberal Party suddenly finds itself atop some opinion polls for the first time in almost two years, having scraped historic lows just two months ago. Mr Trump’s unsettling and relentless insistence that Canada join the United States as its 51st state or face staggering tariffs has cracked the basis on which Canada’s Conservatives and their leader,

Concern over Trump’s tariffs and annexation has found Canadians leaning Liberal with the prospect of a new leader who is set to take over from Trudeau in the next few days.

Replacing California tomatoes for Italian tomatoes. Ohio-made pepperoni for meats produced in Ontario and Quebec. Coca Cola for sparkling water, sweetened with Canadian maple syrup.

In recent weeks, a feeling of national unity has surged in Canada in response to Donald Trump’s suggestion that the United States could annex its northern neighbor. Hats emblazoned with “Canada Is Not for Sale” have gone viral,

Trump's announcement of the pause until April 2 did not mention Canada, and came shortly after he levelled new attacks against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

After being shut out of power in Washington, D.C., during last year’s elections, Democrats are leaderless, rudderless, and divided about how to move forward. Yet Democrats can hope to turn things around without changing much substantively or stylistically,

President Donald Trump on Thursday said his 25% tariffs on Mexican imports would be temporarily frozen for one month for most goods. For now, his tariffs on Canadian goods are still in full effect.

US President Donald Trump has also asked Canada to become the 51st state of the US, a call vociferously opposed by Justin Trudeau.