The Trudeau government is being called on to come up with a strategy for reopening Canada’s economy 20 days in a non-binding motion being presented in the Commons.

Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole want the Liberals to develop and present ”a clear data-driven plan to support safely, gradually and permanently lifting COVID-19 restrictions.

The Tory chief cites calls from national business groups and one of the largest unions in the country for a strategy to get Canadians back-to-work.

”The President of the United States and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom have both released public plans for economic reopening,” said O’Toole.

”But (Prime Minister Justin) Trudeau refuses to give Canadians clarity on whether and when regular and social life will be able to resume, and under what circumstances and conditions.”

It’s unclear what impact such a plan would have since most restrictions fall under provincial jurisdiction.