Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump have spoken on the phone in a followup to last week’s face-to-face meeting at the White House.
A statement from Trudeau’s office says the prime minister thanked his counterpart for a positive and constructive day of talks.
They also spoke about border co-operation, although the statement doesn’t say whether they discussed the influx of migrants wandering into Canada.
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The two leaders also discussed softwood lumber negotiations, which have languished for months without a resolution.
They also talked about working on the Canada-U.S. women’s business group they created with Trump’s daughter Ivanka.
Trump himself described that initiative as “very important” to him during a news conference last week.
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