The Canadian Press: While LeBlanc told reporters on Parliament Hill that Tuesday night’s election results were interesting, he refused to interpret them and said the new Congress won’t change the federal government’s trade agenda.
“What the new Congress might decide to do when they’re seated two months from now is an interesting discussion at a faculty club luncheon at Mount Allison University today,” LeBlanc said.
“That’s not going to change the work that we have to do in the next two weeks. The American Congress will act in the interests of the American Congress. Our work will be focused on what we can do here at home.”…