Arguably such a tour is not what Justin Trudeau and the current Federal Government needs.

Canadians have seen The PM non stop for two years (counting the 2015 election campaign as well) and Trudeau is, if anything, over-exposed as a media and campaign persona.  Like any new Government, especially a centrist one that promised a lot of new initiatives to get elected and in its enthusiasm for regaining power, it is naturally experiencing a bit of letdown as it tackles the task of defining in detail and implementing a coherent and viable public policy.  Similarly, there is bound to be public disappointment at this stage because public expectations were raised so high.

Wouldn't the better course be a few months devoted to making the hard decisions needed to move a coherent agenda for change forward be the better course now to be followed by such a tour in the summer to both explain what is being done and why and also to receive and acknowledge public feedback?