Justin Trudeau to visit 3M Canada’s research and development lab in London

Roughly three months after packing Western University’s Alumni Hall for a town-hall style visit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is returning to London.

Few details are available, but the federal government confirmed Trudeau will visit one of 3M Canada’s research and development laboratories on Wednesday. He will participate in interactive demonstrations of 3M’s science expertise at their Oxford Street East facility at around 5:15 p.m. Wednesday.

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There is no word if the prime minister is expected to make any announcements during his stay.

Before making his way to the Forest City, Trudeau will attend the National Caucus meeting at 10 a.m., and question period at 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Trudeau last visited on Jan. 13, and drew a crowd of roughly 2,100 people at Alumni Hall.

During the town hall event in January, Trudeau touched on a wide range of topics, including fiscal spending habits, cash-for-access events, and climate change.