Canadians wonder what happened to Justin Trudeau's forehead Canada Trudeau
The announcement is certainly great news for the community, however, Trudeau's appearance left some viewers confused.
Dressed in a white shirt and a navy blue tie, he looked like his usual self, except perhaps for the round adhesive bandage on his forehead, which left some viewers wondering what happened to the prime minister.
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