Prime Minister says the ‘centre’ of the bilateral talks will be about jobs and growth, climate change and critical minerals
MINISTERS ON THE ROAD - Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos, in Montreal, made an announcement on the next steps for a national strategy for drugs for rare diseases.
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER’S DAY - Chrystia Freeland, also Finance Minister, in Quebec City, held private meetings, toured an electric-vehicle technology company and met with workers. Ms. Freeland delivered an address about the Canadian economy and the government’s priorities heading into Budget 2023. Shen then took media questions.
HARPER SPEECH - Former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper is to deliver a keynote speech Wednesday at the annual Canada Strong and Free Network Conference in Ottawa. He will then participate in a fireside chat with former Reform Party leader Preston Manning, who founded the network, to discuss the 30th anniversary of the Reform Party electing its first MP and the legacy of the Reform Party.
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