Speaking in the House of Commons Tuesday morning, the prime minister warned that a path forward won't be easily found, but says everyone has a stake in getting this right.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Dwight Ball says the decision to step down as leader of the province was his alone.

Two-in-five Canadians, or 39 per cent of respondents, said they support the protests. Less than half, or 48 per cent, of respondents said they oppose the protests.

A spokesman for Michael Bloomberg’s campaign said Tuesday that if elected president, Bloomberg would sell his eponymous financial-data and media company, in contrast with President Donald Trump remaining the head of his real-estate and branding firm.

“Nobody trusts you,” lawmaker Joerg Meuthen told European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde, switching briefly to English during a tirade in his native German. “You should be aware of that.”

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Pelosi said she was going to speak with “candor” to European allies about the dangers of allowing a company with connections to the Chinese government to build global information networks.

“We’re a country of laws,” Morneau told BNN Bloomberg’s Tara Weber in Calgary Monday. “There will be people who have different points of view. We’re seeing our law enforcement professionals acting responsibly in the current situation – but each situation is different.”