Bregg, who captured so many of the most memorable photographs of Pierre Trudeau, was on hand when Trudeaumania began on April 6, 1968
A historian tackles the topic of Trudeaumania in this new biography
For years, Justin Trudeau’s younger brother, Sacha, led an intensely private life. Not anymore.
As Canada readies for Justin Trudeau’s first budget, what can his father’s first budget tell us about the economies each Prime Minister inherited?
Amid a 60 Minutes controversy over a photo mix-up, we dug into the archives to hear from Kim Cattrall on how she met P.E.T.
Justin Trudeau invokes his father constantly, but he’s almost nothing like him. John Geddes explains
Though Trudeau’s memoir is largely noteworthy for its glimpses of his famous family and odd upbringing, hints at policy do appear
Finding your name in the index of a real, honest-to-goodness, hardcover book, especially if you toil making short-lived works of journalism, is generally an ego-replenishing moment. So it was for me—if only fleetingly—when I saw a little something I’d written cited in Bob Plamandon’s The Truth About Trudeau, the Conservative commentator’s newly published bid to “set the record straight” about Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
One thing is for sure: he can take a punch
Teaching kids to snowboard, Trudeau found a place to emerge from his father’s shadow
The Montreal MP in a wide-ranging interview from 2012
Sure, there are divisions in the Liberal party. There are divisions in every party.