It's official, Justin Trudeau and Joe Biden had their first phone call as leaders and here are all the details on what they talked about. During the chat, they both agreed to meet in February to work on "renewing the deep and enduring friendship" between Canada and the U.S. Editor's Choice: This Ontario Mansion For Sale Is Amazingly Under $1M & Has So Many Rooms You'll Get Lost When it comes to ending the pandemic, growing the middle class, fighting climate change, and creating good jobs for people on both sides of the border, @POTUS @JoeBiden and I know there’s a lot of work to do together - and no time to waste. pic.twitter.com/YfYEkY07aO— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) January 23, 2021 Trudeau and Biden talked about the "fundamental priority" for both countries which is to end the pandemic. Both of them discussed collaborating on vaccines and working closely together to stop COVID-19 by doing things like responding to variants and following expert advice. Before the chat, a federal minister said that Canada and the U.S. will also be working together to make sure travel restrictions are consistent between both countries. Trudeau mentioned the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline and how it was a "disappointment" for Canada. He and Biden also talked about climate change, job creation, trade, economic growth along with promoting diversity and inclusion. Recently Trudeau said that he's aligned with Biden and he thinks Canadians are too.
