OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be looking to turn the page on his widely criticized trips to China and India — and land some new trade partners for Canada — when he embarks Thursday on a major 10-day foreign tour, including two major international summits with leaders from around the globe.
"Lecturing is what really brought Trudeau down in China and in India," Heidrich said. "And so I hope the Canadian diplomacy does not go into lecturing, because it is not going to go well."
Officials say the prime minister will also likely make Canada's case, both during his visit to Peru and throughout the rest of the trip, for a UN Security Council seat in 2020.
"Lecturing is what really brought Trudeau down in China and in India," Heidrich said. "And so I hope the Canadian diplomacy does not go into lecturing, because it is not going to go well."
Officials say the prime minister will also likely make Canada's case, both during his visit to Peru and throughout the rest of the trip, for a UN Security Council seat in 2020.
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