The excitement around his youthful vigor, avowed multiculturalism, and sex appeal that had propelled him to office—“Trudeaumania,” the press had dubbed it—was gone. Critics called him ...

It was like Trudeaumania redux: he’d get stopped for selfies on the street, make headline news for appearing shirtless in public, and would absolutely electrify crowds of thousands of fawning ...

It’s impossible to separate his own political journey from that of his father, long-serving Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, who went from the euphoria of Trudeaumania in 1968, to ...

But removing just about any barriers to membership is a whole other level of nuts — and it’s almost purely an artifact of Trudeaumania II. “Thousands and thousands of Canadians chose the ...

Mr Pierre Trudeau also courted the limelight and his love of fast cars, flashy clothes and romantic interests sparked a late-1960s phenomenon known as “Trudeaumania”, a term also used to ...

This is what a positive, hopeful vision and platform and team can make happen." Trudeau's early impact on the media was referred to as "Trudeaumania," a term coined to describe the phenomenon ...

an echo of the “Trudeaumania” that gripped the country when his father won government in 1968. Trudeau leaves his country in peril, which means Canadians are not in the mood to celebrate his ...

"Trudeaumania" was first used to describe reaction to Trudeau's father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who became a global celebrity when he led Canada through in the late 1960s and 70s, dating Barbara ...