Trudeau signals Canada open to troops in Ukraine talks
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined European leaders in Kyiv on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion and said “everything is on the table” for possible deployment of Canadian troops to Ukraine to achieve a ceasefire. He stressed the priority is lasting peace, with Canada aiding Ukraine while not yet at that position. Trudeau announced Canada will fund Ukraine with assets frozen in Russia and pledged additional military aid including armoured vehicles and F-16 simulators, while Zelensky thanked Canada for training and tech support.
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Rallies Across Canada Mark Ukraine War Third Anniversary
Canadians held city hall rallies and public events across provinces on the eve of the war’s fourth year, urging continued support for Ukraine. In Montreal activists urged accountability and peace while Halifax participants honored victims, with Trudeau visiting Kyiv for a peace summit.
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