Economy, jobs central during Biden visit: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says there are a lot of things on the agenda for Joe Biden’s first trip to Canada as the president of the United States, with jobs and economic growth chief among them. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says critical minerals are also a major concern. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lays out the party's demands, including that Trudeau push for an end to "Buy American" provisions.
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