TORONTO – Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard has been invited to speak to the Ontario legislature on the partnership between Canada’s two largest provinces.
A release from Premier Kathleen Wynne’s office says Couillard’s visit “presents a significant opportunity to deepen the relationship” between Ontario and Quebec.
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Wynne has asked Ontario’s Progressive Conservative and NDP Leaders to support her invitation to have Couillard address the legislature May 11.
Wynne and Couillard have held four joint Ontario-Quebec cabinet meetings, and Quebec will host the fifth this fall.
The last Canadian premier to address the Ontario legislature was former Quebec premier Jean Lesage in 1964.
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