Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in New York Wednesday for a full day of meetings with the United Nations.
The prime minister is expected to unveil Canada’s plan to seek to seek a UN Security seat. According to the Canadian Press, it will be at least five more years before Canada makes its return the United Nations Security Council.
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It’s expected that Trudeau will announce Canada will vie for a seat on the Security Council for a two-year term starting in 2021.
The prime minister will also hold a joint press conference with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon later today.
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