Economy, security woes dent popularity of Canada's Trudeau
Ottawa
ONE hundred days after Justin Trudeau's Liberal government was sworn in, the still-popular Canadian Prime Minister faces mounting criticism, against the backdrop of a floundering economy and terror fears.
The 44-year-old Mr Trudeau - a former schoolteacher and the son of a popular prime minister - immediately saw his international profile rise upon taking office on Nov 4, and he still enjoys strong support at home.
He has touted a multilateral foreign policy, and a more transparent governing style than his predecessor Stephen Harper, who was seen as prickly, awkwa…
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