Trudeau once said Canada was genocidal. Now, he says it's the "best country in the world"

Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted that Canada was the "best country in the world." While this might not be a shocking comment from Canada's prime minister, it's a departure from past comments Trudeau has made. Five years ago, he explicitly said Canada wasn't the best country in the world – but could be. He's also said that Canada is a perpetrator of genocide against Indigenous women and girls. True North's Andrew Lawton wonders how now of all times Trudeau can say things are great.

Also, Pierre Poilievre is not only riding high in polls, but even among young people, which has always been the toughest demographic for the Conservatives to crack. National Post columnist Sabrina Maddeaux joins to discuss.