Canada's Prime Minister designate Justin Trudeau arrives at a funeral for Former Canadian ambassador Ken Taylor, in Toronto, October 27, 2015. REUTERS/Mark Blinch
TORONTO (Reuters) - Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will move quickly to implement campaign promises such as overhauling security legislation, sources in his party say, but faces early challenges with pledges on Syrian refugees and climate change.
The Liberal leader, who is expected to enjoy an extended honeymoon after his massive Oct. 19 election win ended a decade of Conservative governing, plans to call Parliament to return in early December, the sources said, to start work on an agenda which will also include middle-class tax cuts.
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