Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre broke out in song when speaking about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s visit to New York City for the Global Citizen Conference. .“Well start spreading the news,” said Poilievre in a Wednesday video, parodying New York, New York by Frank Sinatra. .“He’s leaving today.” .Poilievre said Trudeau wants to be a part of it. He turns to House Speaker Anthony Rota and snaps his fingers while singing "New York, New York." .He said these are small time blues. They are melting away. .Poilievre concluding by saying he would start again in New York City. While he cannot sing well, he said “at least I pay for my hotel rooms.” .“Will he pay for his hotel costs when he goes to New York tonight?” he said. .The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed on March 23 Trudeau and his wife Sophie stayed in the $6,000 per night suite in London during Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. .READ MORE: Trudeau stayed at $6,000 per night hotel room for Queen’s funeral.The Trudeaus stayed at the Corinthia London Hotel as part of the $400,000 trip. .The room was booked for five days in September. .Trudeau’s trip comes after Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) National President Chris Aylward told reporters on April 18 about how 155,000 employees would go on strike the following day. .READ MORE: 155,000 federal gov’t workers hit the picket lines, over wages, inflation.“The members are pumped,” said Aylward..He said PSAC would continue negotiating with the Canadian government if it remained engaged in the collective bargaining process.
