Speaking from outside his home in Ottawa, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discusses the federal government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
Speaking in the House of Commons on Saturday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called on Canadians to fight for “every inch of ground” in the struggle to contain COVID-19.
Trudeau evoked memories of Canada’s military struggles in generations past, before warning Canadians of this generation that in today’s war against COVID-19, the front lines are now “everywhere.”
Trudeau also praised the achievements of the so-called “greatest generation” in the two World Wars, saying the struggle facing modern Canada in the form of COVID-19 was so dire because it represented the greatest danger to this group.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discusses the Canada emergency business account, a federal government plan that will back interest-free bank loans of up to $40,000 for small businesses and not-for-profit companies.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells Canadians that efforts to keep COVID-19 case numbers down will take “months of continued, determined effort.” He said “this is the new normal” until a vaccine is developed. Trudeau begins to speak at 13:35.
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Speaking to reporters outside Rideau Cottage in Ottawa on Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said even under the best-case projections released earlier in the day by his government, it’s likely the “first wave” of COVID-19 peak infection will likely not end until the summer.
“Normality, as it was before, will not come back full-on until we get a vaccine for this… That will be a very long way off,” the prime minister said.
Trudeau said well after the initial peak of COVID-19 infection rates has passed in Canada, Canadians should expect “wavelets” of COVID-19 infections to keep popping back up until a reliable vaccination is developed.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is addressing the country as pressure mounts on the federal government to release national-level projections for the number of cases and deaths that could result from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada is not looking at retaliatory measures after U.S. President Donald Trump told a manufacturer of medical masks not to export them to Canada. Trudeau said he would be speaking with Trump in the coming days and looking for a positive solution on the issue.
Chief political correspondent David Akin and Ottawa bureau chief Mercedes Stephenson break down Trudeau’s comments and what the next steps may be with the United States.
They also look into the lack of modelling projections being provided by the prime minister Trudeau and the federal government.
Global News’ Mike Le Couteur and Mercedes Stephenson break down Justin Trudeau’s latest update to Canadians on the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trudeau is facing renewed pressure to share government modelling on the best-case and worst-case scenarios for the coronavirus pandemic.
He has repeatedly declined to share modelling of potential outcomes with Canadians even while warning that social distancing rules could last months.
But on Thursday, he said some more information will be coming “soon” even as he insisted that sharing modelling would not be useful.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says too many Canadians are still going on needless outings, potentially encouraging the spread of COVID-19.
He says they’re putting health workers at risk, and that threatens everyone who might need medical care.
Trudeau says none of the lost jobs, or the efforts to crank up the national systems for distributing goods, will be worth it if Canadians don’t stay home as much as possible.
Trudeau was pressed about the delay in releasing modelling to show the best and worst case scenarios for Canada in the COVID-19 battle.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today Parliament will be recalled to pass new legislation to deliver enhanced COVID-19 emergency aid measures.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s planning to call Parliament back for another sitting to pass more measures to help the Canadian economy through the COVID-19 pandemic.
He says approving perhaps the biggest social program in Canadian history needs to be a team effort.
Conservatives have pointed out that the emergency legislation Parliament has already passed didn’t allow for the scale of the wage-subsidy program the Liberals are promising to help employers
keep people on their payrolls.
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Speaking from his home in Ottawa, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discusses the federal government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. In his remarks, the prime minister provides details concerning the federal wage subsidy for businesses and non-profits that have seen declining revenues due to COVID-19.
Starting Monday, people who show symptoms of COVID-19 will be denied entry on domestic flights and trains.
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American government officials inside Donald Trump’s White House are actively discussing putting troops near the Canadian borders in light of U.S. border security concerns around the coronavirus pandemic, sources tell Global News.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed the news while giving his daily briefing to reporters from Rideau Cottage, acknowledging that conversations are taking place.
“Canada and the United States have the longest un-militarized border in the world and it is very much in both of our interests for it to remain that way,” he said.
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