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Trudeau holds Cabinet Retreat to aid Canada’s strong recovery
By Oluwaseun Sonde
Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau has announced that there will be a virtual Cabinet retreat focusing on Government efforts to address the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trudeau disclosed this on Saturday while the virtual cabinet retreat is dated January 24 to 26, 2022 and will also be addressing work toward a strong recovery that will benefit all Canadians.
According to him, “This includes creating jobs, investing in a green economy, and supporting Canadians and businesses as we get through the Omicron wave.
“It also includes delivering on $10-a-day child care, getting the job done on the vaccine rollout, tackling the climate crisis, and creating affordable housing.
Ministers will discuss these and other priorities as we work to grow the middle class and those who are working hard to join it”, Trudeau added.
The PM noted that Government of Canada will continue to work with the provinces, territories, municipalities, Indigenous Peoples, global partners, businesses, and other stakeholders on the outlined priorities and other important issues.
“As Parliament resumes at the end of the month, the government will also work with all parliamentarians to deliver positive results, support Canadians through COVID-19, and continue to find real solutions to challenges at home and abroad”.
Trudeau disclosed this on Saturday while the virtual cabinet retreat is dated January 24 to 26, 2022 and will also be addressing work toward a strong recovery that will benefit all Canadians.
According to him, “This includes creating jobs, investing in a green economy, and supporting Canadians and businesses as we get through the Omicron wave.
“It also includes delivering on $10-a-day child care, getting the job done on the vaccine rollout, tackling the climate crisis, and creating affordable housing.
Ministers will discuss these and other priorities as we work to grow the middle class and those who are working hard to join it”, Trudeau added.
The PM noted that Government of Canada will continue to work with the provinces, territories, municipalities, Indigenous Peoples, global partners, businesses, and other stakeholders on the outlined priorities and other important issues.
“As Parliament resumes at the end of the month, the government will also work with all parliamentarians to deliver positive results, support Canadians through COVID-19, and continue to find real solutions to challenges at home and abroad”.
