Trudeau should have pressed for Keystone, says Ambrose

It's very nice that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was feted in Washington but Canada should hope for concrete benefits from his new relationship with the U.S. president, interim Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose said Monday.

Ambrose, who was in Montreal to meet with female business leaders, said the prime minister "did the job he should do" during his trip to the United States in order to "make connections" with President Barack Obama.

She said she was disappointed, however, that Trudeau didn't take Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr with him to Washington or press the president on energy issues affecting both countries.

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