Trudeau did not rule out going, saying he would consult public health experts
and that talks with the Trump administration “are happening in an ongoing and very constructive way.”
The border between Canada and the United States, which was shut down to non-essential travel in March, will be closed at least until June 21. “There’s no question that an in-person meetings in an ideal situation are much more effective than virtual meetings. However there are many questions to answer before we can commit to showing up in person,” Trudeau said.
French President Emmanuel Macron is open to travelling to the United States for an in-person G7 meeting if the coronavirus pandemic situation allows, an Elysee official said last week. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that meeting other prime ministers and presidents in person is valuable but he'll have to be reassured on numerous public-health concerns before deciding to go.Be smart with your money. Get the latest investing insights delivered right to your inbox three times a week, with the Globe Investor newsletter.
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