CTV: PM Trudeau, Trump strike conciliatory note after day of face-to-face meetings
WASHINGTON -- Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump struck an amiable, conciliatory note after face-to-face meetings Monday, acknowledging the unique nature of the Canada-U.S. relationship and the need to keep trade moving across a shared, secure border.
Prior to their joint news conference, the two sides issued a joint statement on shared priorities that seemed to suggest the first in-person encounters between the prime minister and the U.S. president had gone well.
"America is deeply fortunate to have a neighbour like Canada," Trump said.
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