Trudeau Ditches Davos, Moderates His Message for Trump Era
- Incoming president prompts cabinet shuffle and trade overtures
- Canadian PM also working to address populist concerns at home
Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, gestures during a town hall event in Belleville, Ontario, on Jan. 12.
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Justin Trudeau swept to power in Canada as, among other things, a pro-trade feminist pledging an influx of refugees and a renewed global agenda.
Now, with voter unrest upending the Western world and Donald Trump days away from power, the prime minister is changing tack.