US EditionLiberal leadership candidate Baylis says PM, premiers made ‘mistakes’ with Trump
- Frank Baylis, a Liberal leadership candidate, criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's premiers for their approach to President Donald Trump's trade threats, stating they made 'mistake after mistake.'
- He proposed a strong opposition to Trump, claiming that negotiating is crucial in dealing with him effectively.
- Baylis highlighted a $1.3 billion plan aimed at border security, emphasizing that the U.S. Issues are primarily with Mexico, not Canada.
- He criticized the recent trip of premiers to Washington, noting that they failed to secure any meetings with U.S. Leaders.
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Liberal Party leadership candidate Frank Baylis believes that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's Prime Ministers have misaddressed President Donald Trump's trade threats.
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Frank Baylis says Trudeau, premiers made 'mistakes' dealing with Trump
Liberal leadership hopeful Frank Baylis says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada’s premiers have been dealing with President Donald Trump's trade threats all wrong.
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