Canadian Shitler Justin Trudeau

Here's a list of significant scandals and controversies associated with Justin Trudeau during his time as Prime Minister of Canada, based on the web results provided:

SNC-Lavalin Affair (2019):
Trudeau was accused of improperly pressuring then-Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to help construction company SNC-Lavalin avoid a corruption trial. This led to the resignations of Wilson-Raybould and other key figures like Jane Philpott. The Ethics Commissioner found Trudeau guilty of breaking conflict of interest rules.

Aga Khan Scandal (2016):
Trudeau accepted a vacation on the Aga Khan's private island, leading to an ethics violation because the Aga Khan's foundation was lobbying Trudeau's government. This was the first time a Canadian PM was formally found to have broken ethics rules.

WE Charity Scandal (2020):
The government awarded a student volunteer program contract worth hundreds of millions to WE Charity, despite Trudeau's family members receiving payment for speaking engagements from the charity. This led to another ethics investigation.

Blackface and Brownface Incidents:
Photos and videos emerged showing Trudeau in blackface or brownface makeup on multiple occasions in the past, leading to significant public backlash and an apology from Trudeau.

India Trip Fiasco (2018):
Trudeau's family donned elaborate costumes during an official visit to India, which was perceived as cultural insensitivity. Also, the inclusion of a convicted attempted murderer at an event caused embarrassment.

ElbowGate (2016):
Trudeau accidentally elbowed an opposition MP during a heated debate in the House of Commons, which was dubbed "ElbowGate." He apologized for the incident.

Foreign Interference Allegations:
Accusations that Trudeau's government ignored warnings about Chinese interference in Canadian elections. This includes claims of the government being slow or unwilling to act on CSIS intelligence.

ArriveCan App Scandal:
The development of the ArriveCan app, used for managing travel during the COVID-19 pandemic, ballooned from an $80,000 project to costing nearly $60 million, with allegations of contracts being awarded to Liberal insiders.

Handling of the Freedom Convoy Protests (2022):
Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act to deal with the Freedom Convoy protests was controversial, with critics arguing it was an overreach. The measure was later deemed "unreasonable" by a judge.

Alleged Cash-for-Access Fundraising:
Allegations of Trudeau and Liberal Party members holding fundraising events where access was granted in exchange for donations, raising ethical concerns about influence peddling.

Yaroslav Hunka Incident (2023):
Trudeau was present when the Canadian parliament mistakenly honored a Ukrainian veteran, Yaroslav Hunka, who served in a Nazi military unit, leading to international embarrassment.

Groping Allegation (2000):
A resurfaced report from 2000 where Trudeau was accused of groping a female reporter at a festival, which he later apologized for, though he claimed not to remember the incident.

Ethics Violations and Investigations:
Beyond specific scandals, Trudeau has faced numerous ethics investigations, making him unique among Canadian PMs for the frequency of such scrutiny.

This list is not exhaustive, as smaller incidents or those still developing might not be captured here. Each of these scandals has had varying degrees of impact on Trudeau's political standing and public perception.