Trump need not be a curse for Trudeau

As of this week, making sense of Canada's place in the Trump universe will require Trudeau's full attention—and potentially some course corrections.

It is a rare prime-ministerial agenda that is not at the mercy of events beyond a federal government's control, writes Chantal Hébert. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

BY CHANTAL HÉBERT

November 10, 2016

Until this week, Justin Trudeau was as much in command of his government's agenda as a majority prime minister could hope to be. In the wake of Donald Trump's presidential victory that is no longer true. There are a few files whose handling is truly central to the success of a Canadian prime minis...

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