Canadian companies doing business with a bloc of Asian nations need to stick around and do the hard work of building trade ties even after the ink dries on any government-struck trade deals, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in laying down the challenge Tuesday. Speaking to a room of Canadians…

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in Singapore on Tuesday afternoon primed to make his pitch to a Singapore business audience: Amid new barriers to trading with the U.S., why not consider Canada? Trudeau has a busy three days planned at the margins of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASE

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meeting Mr Chia Song Hwee, president and chief operating officer of Temasek, at the Four Seasons Hotel on the first day of his visit here yesterday. Mr Trudeau also met members of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Canada-Asean Business Council, and ST Engineeri

After kicking off his latest international trek by marking the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended the First World War at commemoration ceremonies in Paris and Vimy — as well as making the rounds at the Paris Peace Summit — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to Singapore today t

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began laying out his case for closer trade ties with Asian nations Tuesday, and issuing a challenge to domestic businesses to not disappear once the ink dries on any government-struck agreements. Speaking to a room of Canadian companies already invested in the region, and