Justin Trudeau

In announcing new funding for children and seniors, the Prime Minister reminds Canadians to look for signs of solidarity

The Prime Minister announces new domestic travel restrictions, as well as tips on how to get government funding delivered to your bank account quickly

In his briefing for March 27, 2020, the PM praised the recent Bank of Canada rate cut and announced new financial support for small and medium-sized businesses

In his briefing for March 26, 2020, the PM announced a new ambassador to the U.S. and issued a stern new warning to travellers returning to Canada

Paul Wells: There were layers of chaos in Ottawa as a handful of MPs hurried to pass a coronavirus support bill. And this crisis is just getting started.

Jen Gerson: Threatening to take away civil liberties isn’t enough. Mobilizing the country will require a galvanizing message—and the promise of better things to come.

In his briefing for March 25 the PM said any Canadian not making money due to the coronavirus outbreak will get $2,000 per month for four months

In his address for March 23, the PM urged Canadians to do their part by staying home and called on Canadian institutions to offer their expertise to fight the virus

The Prime Minister’s daily briefing on Sunday included news parliament would be recalled on Tuesday to pass emergency legislation, an update on efforts to bring Canadians home — and a pep talk for kids

The Prime Minister provides his daily briefing: Northwest Territories limits non-essential travel while work continues to bring Canadians home from Peru, Spain, Morocco and elsewhere