Shortly before the House of Commons adjourned for the summer, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau decided which of the government's priorities would receive his special attention — four commitments on which he hopes to deliver results. The thinking goes that knowing the prime minister is paying attention to the file will motivate others to ensure progress is made. "In a four-year term, a prime minister has the time to concentrate extensively on four or five issues at most," he wrote. (It is also noted that the prime minister will still be involved with other files — climate change, for instance.) And to all else Trudeau is committed to, he has now added the task of delivering on deliverology.

Source: CBC News August 27, 2016 12:59 UTC