Conservative Leader Poilievre plans trip to U.S. that doesn’t include stop in D.C.
Poilievre meets U.S. auto and energy leaders to promote tariff-free trade protecting Canadian jobs and strengthen cross-border economic ties during weeklong tour.
- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is heading to the United States this week for a multi-city tour spanning Windsor, Ont., Detroit, Houston, Austin, and New York City, notably excluding Washington.
- Poilievre said he avoids Washington meetings because Canada should have "one prime minister at a time," reflecting his belief that the Opposition leader should not conduct separate diplomacy with U.S. lawmakers.
- Advocating for tariff-free trade for Canadian businesses and workers, Poilievre will meet with auto industry leaders in Michigan and energy executives in Texas during the tour.
- This trip follows Poilievre's recent visits to the United Kingdom and Germany, while Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to depart for Norway and the United Kingdom this week.
- Concluding his travels in New York City, Poilievre will deliver a keynote address on "the historic partnership between Canada and the United States" at the Harvard Club, hosted by the Foreign Policy Association.
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Poilievre Heading to US to Discuss Trade, Promote Auto and Energy Sectors
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will be travelling to the United States to advocate for Canada’s automotive and energy sectors, shortly after he wrapped up a trip to the United Kingdom and Germany. The week-long trip will start March 13 in Detroit, Michigan, where Poilievre will meet with auto industry leaders to advocate for “an integrated North American auto sector and tariff-free trade that protects Canadian jobs,” according to a March 1…
The Conservative leader travels to the United States for several days to meet with automotive leaders and defend Canadian energy.
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