King Charles III recently marked a royal first during his trip to Canada—but supporters were outraged by former prime minister Justin Trudeau's "disrespectful" gesture during the historic moment.. On ...

Justin Trudeau is usually known for his choice of novelty socks. However, it was the former prime minister’s selection of footwear during King Charles and Queen Camilla’s visit that raised ...

King Charles III recently marked a royal first during his trip to Canada—but supporters were outraged by former prime minister Justin Trudeau's "disrespectful" gesture during the historic moment ...

But Margaret Trudeau, who's known for her own quirky moments in the otherwise conventional landscape of Canadian politics, gave the King two kisses, one on each cheek. Image | Throne Speech 20250527 ...

Former prime minister, Justin Trudeau made an appearance for today’s Speech from the Throne by King Charles, entering the Senate chamber accompanied by his mother, Margaret Trudeau, and wearing ...

Former prime minister, Justin Trudeau made an appearance for today’s Speech from the Throne by King Charles, entering the Senate chamber accompanied by his mother, Margaret Trudeau, and wearing an ...

Margaret Trudeau remarried and had two children with Fred Kemper. Fred Kemper is the owner of a realty and brokerage firm. Fred Kemper's sister is Verlie Kemper.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is related to former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau through marriage, as Trudeau’s mother Margaret was married to Fried Kemper, Mark’s maternal uncle. Rating: ...

There is no evidence Margaret Trudeau’s ex-husband was Verlie Carney's (née Kemper) brother. We have reached out to Prime Minister Mark Carney's office to confirm the veracity of this claim. We ...

Margaret Trudeau is Justin Trudeau's mother. Margaret Trudeau remarried and had two children with Fred Kemper. Fred Kemper is the owner of a realty and brokerage firm. Fred Kemper's sister is Verlie ...

Margaret Trudeau had a colorful few years as was breaking up with Justin's dad, Pierre Trudeau. He served as Canadian Prime Minister from 1968 to 1979 and again from 1980 to 1984.