On This Day: 20 November 2001

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was photographed dressed as Aladdin, wearing brownface and a turban, for a 2001 "Arabian Nights" themed gala held at West Point Grey Academy, a private day school where he taught. The controversial photo surfaced...

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AHEAD of UEFA’s vote on the team of the decade, every player to make the cut for this century’s annual honours has been listed – and it is quite the squad. From back in 2001 and the awesome French presence of Thierry Henry, Zinedine Zidane and...

A spokeswoman from Trudeau's party confirmed that the Canadian Prime Minister attended a 2001 school gala dressed as a character from "Arabian Nights."

The re-election campaign of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada was thrown into turmoil Wednesday when Time magazine published a 2001 photograph of him in brownface at private school party.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wore 'brownface' at a school gala in 2001, according to a photo obtained by Time magazine.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wore brownface during a school event in 2001, a spokeswoman for his political party confirmed Wednesday night.

Canadian prime minister says he deeply regrets image from 2001 party, which emerges weeks out from electionJustin Trudeau has apologised for wearing brownface makeup to a party when he was a teacher in 2001, saying “it was a racist thing to do...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized on Wednesday for wearing brownface makeup to a costume party in 2001, an image that could undermine his chances for re-election with less than five weeks to go before the national election.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized on Wednesday for wearing brown face make-up in 2001 after an embarrassing picture emerged less than five weeks out from a tightly contested general election.