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trade deal: Canada and the EU are working toward finalizing a trade deal, according to CBC. Above the story ran a photo of Justin Trudeau, seated on an unseen stool — no jacket, sleeves on his crisp white shirt rolled up to the elbows, purple tie hanging slightly loose, top button of his shirt undone — hands extended as he enthused about something or other. "Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada has been bringing a message of optimism to Davos," read the caption. While Trudeau earns hype abroad, here what you think that buzz means at home Analysis: Trudeau faces demands to break promise on ISIS bombing Analysis: Celebrities draw the cameras, but serious work done in Davos, PM says With trade deal facing rough ride, Trudeau meets European Parliament leader "This year, there is another kind of Davos man," a reporter with the New York Times ventured near the end of the summit five-day agenda, riffing on the notion of the sort of plutocrat who has become synonymous with this gathering of the global elite. "He is a former snowboarder and schoolteacher who now runs that country just north of the United States." Trudeau, right, met with Martin Schulz, European Parliament president, in Zurich on Saturday before heading home. And that was before Trudeau declaration that feminism should be embraced had been applauded in the main hall and a writer at the Guardian had responded that, "Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is living up to his reputation as a 21st century leader." So, if what Gwyn wrote in 1980 is at all the case now, then Trudeau turn at Davos might be deemed a success. And the change in tone from Canada on climate change also is a very Davos-friendly tone." Buzz about Canada Davos values the new and the transformative, and Trudeau is still the former and has promised to be the latter. But then surely this should be about more than self-esteem. "It a very Davos-friendly message," said John Manley, the former Liberal industry minister and a regular Davos attendee. "His message about inclusiveness and concerns about income equality and all that was well received here. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.