The prime minister fielded 135 questions at 10 town halls in seven provinces. Immigration was a popular topic, but most of the questions related to personal case files about which the prime minister was unable to offer substantive answers. In all, the five most frequently asked questions directed at Trudeau were, in order: the economy, Indigenous issues, personal questions about Trudeau (including what it's like to be prime minister), immigration and the environment or climate change. In Winnipeg, Trudeau also faced moments of vitriol, but this time it came with accusations of being too cozy with Canada's oil and gas industry. That's why I'm having town halls to make sure that I'm hearing from a broad range of voices," Trudeau said to the Winnipeg protesters who remained standing for most of the town hall, with signs held high.

Source: CBC News January 28, 2017 10:00 UTC