Canada: Trudeau reaches deal with Leftist Party to rule until 2025
26 March 2022 |
7:37 am
An opposition leader accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of a "power grab" after he made a deal with the Leftist Party to stay in office until 2025.
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