Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will kick off a three-day cabinet retreat in Halifax on Sunday, where the themes are fairness and Canada-U.S. relations, but the feelings are all about deja vu.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to reporters as cabinet members look on during the Liberal cabinet retreat in Charlottetown, P.E.I. on Wednesday, August 23, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren CalabresePrime Minister Justin Trudeau will kick off a three-day cabinet retreat in Halifax on Sunday, where the themes are fairness and Canada-U.S. relations, but the feelings are all about déjà vu.
The cabinet met briefly online over the summer to sign off on some appointments, but the working dinner that kicks off the retreat Sunday will mark the first in-person meeting since that byelection. "I think the reality for this retreat is that in some respects it's less about the agenda and the programming as it is being able to have some real, frank conversations about where they all stand and whether they have the energy, the muster, the ideas and the drive to keep going," said Surkes.
Tuesday is devoted to Canada-U.S. relations. Trudeau launched a new Team Canada mission in the U.S. earlier this year to push Canada's interests ahead of the presidential election. "I expect to see lots of borrowing of technique, borrowing of language, but a wholesale shift in terms of the person at the front of the stage and on the podium? I don't know that that is in store for the Liberals in the coming weeks," she said. "But there's no question in my mind that much of what we're seeing down there is going to find its way into what happens here in the next six months in terms of agenda.
As the Canadian government seeks to make inroads with the next U.S. administration, former Liberal finance minister Bill Morneau says Canada needs to take U.S. security concerns seriously and accelerate the timeline by which Canada will hit NATO's defence spending obligation.
A crash and large fire along a California freeway involving an electric Tesla Semi has drawn the attention of federal safety investigators.Ottawa police caught a group of eight people in a five-seater vehicle speeding 50 km/h over the speed limit on Greenbank Road in Ottawa's Barrhaven neighbourhood.Production begins on a new film in Regina, shot entirely using LED volume wall
There could be some limitations to solely relying on credit card and personal auto insurance policies to cover rental car insurance.Calgary girl, 13, dies in hospital after Highway 3 crash The Capital Pride parade is set to take over part of Centretown on Sunday and while several groups have pulled out, many more say they're still marching.Despite continued pleas from coroners, Montreal metro not proceeding with platform screen doors any time soon
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