Canada appoints fentanyl czar, fulfilling Trump's request amid tariff threats

Canada appointed Kevin Brosseau, a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, as a fentanyl czar to work with the U.S. in combating the fentanyl trade, following a deal with President Trump to avoid tariffs on Canadian imports. Brosseau, with extensive law enforcement experience, will lead efforts to disrupt drug trafficking and organized crime networks. Trudeau also announced a $1.3 billion border plan and measures to combat fentanyl production and trafficking, emphasizing the need to eradicate fentanyl and punish those involved.

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