Kerrisa Wilson

1 week ago | nowtoronto.com | Kerrisa Wilson

A video of Justin Trudeau reacting to his son’s new music video is going viral online with people reacting to the wholesome moment. On Wednesday, Trudeau’s eldest son Xavier, also known as Xav, released a teaser of his new music video for his single, “Back Me Up,” which is set to be released on Friday, May 2. In the short clip, the 17-year-old is sitting with his father as they watch the new music video together.

2 months ago | nowtoronto.com | Kerrisa Wilson

American President Donald Trump is doubling steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada to 50 per cent in retaliation to Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s 25 per cent surcharge on electricity to the U.S.On Tuesday morning, Trump announced the higher tariffs will come into effect tomorrow, Mar.

2 months ago | nowtoronto.com | Kerrisa Wilson

A White House official says President Trump will ‘likely’ delay tariffs on Canadians goods by one month, while earlier today Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the trade war will continue into the “foreseeable future.” Thursday morning, Trump announced tariff delays for Mexico, two days after he first implemented them on Mexican and Canadian goods.

2 months ago | nowtoronto.com | Kerrisa Wilson

A massive fire that destroyed multiple homes in Yorkville on Wednesday is considered suspicious, Toronto police say. On Thursday, police confirmed to Now Toronto that they are investigating the fire as suspicious at this time. The three-alarm fire happened at a construction site along Scollard St., near Bay St. and Davenport Rd. and broke around 4:30 a.m. It quickly spread to other buildings and cars in the area, Toronto Fire said.

2 months ago | nowtoronto.com | Kerrisa Wilson

With a trade war in effect, instead of buying fast food from American restaurants, there’s many Canadian-owned options to choose from and support. On Tuesday, Trump imposed 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian imports and 10 per cent levies on Canadian energy. In response, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the country is fighting back with 25 per cent retaliatory tariffs on American goods.