President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced they'd reached an agreement on border security and tariffs after weeks of back-and-forth on Monday, February 3.

Following a call between the two leaders, Trudeau announced a sweeping $1.3 billion border security plan designed to tighten Canada-U.S. border controls and crack down on fentanyl trafficking.

He told Mr. Trudeau that he did not believe that the treaty that demarcates the border between the two countries was valid and that he wants to revise the boundary. He offered no further explanation.

Canada’s ambassador to the US has said that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was able to convey the differences between Canada's border issues and Mexico's during a dinner with US President-elect ...

The Republican leader did, however, accuse Trudeau of doing too little to address fentanyl trafficking, an issue experts say ...

Trudeau promised to invest $1.3 billion in shoring up Canada’s border and appoint a “Fentanyl Czar” to oversee a $200 million ...

Two top ministers for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are in Florida to discuss border security with the incoming Trump administration, as the president-elect threatens to slap tariffs on all ...

Justin Trudeau, who recently visited Mar-A-Lago to dine with President-elect Donald Trump, broached a crucial topic after Trump’s recent statements, in which he threatened to impose 25% tariffs ...