In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: Joe Beef et Liverpool House sont fermés pour les vacances hivernales jusqu’au Mardi 8 Janvier. Merci et joyeuses fêtes! Joe Beef and Liverpool House are closed for winter vacation until Tuesday January 8th. Thank you and happy holidays! ||||| Barack Obama may no longer be the president, but that hasn't put a damper on his "bromance" with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. 
  
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 While in Montreal Tuesday for a speaking engagement organized by the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, Obama had dinner with Trudeau. 
  
 "Tonight in Montreal, @BarackObama and @JustinTrudeau discussed their shared commitment to developing the next generation of leaders," the Obama Foundation tweeted. 
  
 And Montreal-born Trudeau, tweeted, "How do we get young leaders to take action in their communities? Thanks @BarackObama for your visit & insights tonight in my hometown." 
  
 Tonight in Montreal, @BarackObama and @JustinTrudeau discussed their shared commitment to developing the next generation of leaders. pic.twitter.com/170ze83igl — The Obama Foundation (@ObamaFoundation) June 7, 2017 
  
 The pair had dinner at Liverpool House in Montreal's Little Burgundy neighborhood after the former commander in chief gave a speech at the city's Palais des congrès. "Seaside cottage charm and bustling oyster counter," reads the restaurant's description on its website. "Sexy Old World wines, and crazy fresh market food. A great club house feel." 
  
 How do we get young leaders to take action in their communities? Thanks @BarackObama for your visit & insights tonight in my hometown. pic.twitter.com/EwJXPEkN3w — Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) June 7, 2017 
  
 During his speech, Obama addressed the Paris Accord, saying it still has a chance despite the "temporary absence of American leadership." It was an obvious reference to President Trump announcing the U.S. is pulling out of the agreement. U.S. states, cities, corporations and others have decided to carry on with the Paris commitments. 
  
 "Obviously I'm disappointed with the current American administration decision to put out of Paris," Obama said. "We're going to have to act with more urgency. I'm looking forward to the United States being a leader and not just on the sidelines going forward." ||||| Macron who? 
  
 Our favourite bromance pairing has made a reappearance, much to the internet's delight. 
  
 Canadian Prime Minister and all-round heartthrob Justin Trudeau tweeted a photo of himself with Barack Obama on Tuesday night, in a restaurant in his hometown of Montreal. 
  
 How do we get young leaders to take action in their communities? Thanks @BarackObama for your visit & insights tonight in my hometown. pic.twitter.com/EwJXPEkN3w — Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) June 7, 2017 
  
 Naturally, the internet couldn't handle it. 
  
 its like obama and trudeau saw all the memes and said "let's do dinner, for the fandom" — Oliver Willis (@owillis) June 7, 2017 
  
 Obama and Trudeau had date night https://t.co/edZeeivZ3J — Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) June 7, 2017 
  
 I am this little piggy. pic.twitter.com/JoCnh0pShW — James West (@jameswest2010) June 7, 2017 
  
 Ok. Just say it people. 
  
 They're hot. 
  
 Both also speak in complete and rational sentences. 
  
 Also hot. — Helen White. (@moosmunn) June 7, 2017 
  
 Too much hotness pic.twitter.com/HyU2FWAyLc — Dorothy Zbornak 🌎 (@HilarityEnsues7) June 7, 2017 
  
 But perhaps not everyone was quite so happy about the tête-à-tête. 
  
 Macron better watch out bc Obama is about to steal his man — ruth (@retrorebla) June 7, 2017 
  
 ^ 'Memories, light the corners of my mind 
  
 Misty water-colored memories, of the way we were' pic.twitter.com/5sBsG196sN — Maggie Jordan: (@MaggieJordanACN) June 7, 2017 
  
 The former U.S. president was in the Canadian city to give a talk to the Montreal Board of Trade. 
  
 In his speech, Obama touched on issues such as climate change, drawing especially on the Paris Climate Agreement. 
  
 "Obviously I'm disappointed with the current American administration decision to put out of Paris," Obama said. 
  
 "We're going to have to act with more urgency. I'm looking forward to the United States being a leader, and not just on the sidelines going forward." 
  
 Well said Obama, well said. ||||| It will go down in history as the Liverpool House Summit, when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former U.S. president Barack Obama sat down to discuss … well, we have no idea what they discussed. 
  
 Yes <a href="https://twitter.com/BarackObama">@BarackObama</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/JustinTrudeau">@JustinTrudeau</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/LiverHouse">@LiverHouse</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/joebeef">@joebeef</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Monmontreal">@Monmontreal</a> great night! Thank u , Merci! <a href="https://t.co/Fkoe1R7aDN">pic.twitter.com/Fkoe1R7aDN</a> —@joebeef But we do know the pair met for dinner at a trendy Montreal restaurant, Liverpool House, one of a string of establishments owned by celebrity chef David McMillan. 
  
 Obama had been speaking at Palais des Congrès, a downtown convention centre, Tuesday evening. Not long after, a heavy police presence was spotted on Notre Dame Street. 
  
 A Chevy Suburban with tinted windows rolled up in front of the restaurant, a few burly men with earpieces hopped out, and then Obama appeared, offered a quick wave to the crowd, then ducked inside. 
  
 Trudeau tweeted a picture from the restaurant Tuesday night. Both he and Obama have their shirt sleeves rolled up, the ex-president striking the relaxed posture he seems to strike often these days now that he's not, you know, running the free world. 
  
 Foreign policy for dessert? 
  
 Trudeau's tweet suggests the two may have talked about youth engagement in politics. 
  
 A witness to the meeting, chef and owner David McMillan, said they spoke alone for about 30 minutes. 
  
 "It seemed lighthearted and funny," McMillan told CBC News the morning after the summit. 
  
 "It didn't seem like world affairs were being discussed." 
  
 But the timing of the meeting is conspicuous. 
  
 Earlier that day, Trudeau's foreign affairs minister, Chrystia Freeland, delivered a major foreign policy speech. 
  
 It didn't mention President Donald Trump by name, but she made it clear that Canada would be taking a decidedly different approach to world affairs. 
  
 Freeland rejected many of the U.S. president's policies, including the withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, imposing protectionist trade policies, and closing the nation's doors to refugees. 
  
 'He listened carefully to what we had to say,' foreign affairs minister says of meetings with U.S. president 1:01 "The fact that our friend and ally has come to question the very worth of its mantle of global leadership puts into sharper focus the need for the rest of us to set our own clear and sovereign course," she said. 
  
 The 'bro hug' 
  
 Freeland's speech echoed many of the themes that Obama raised in his own speech in Montreal. 
  
 He praised Canada's leadership on a variety of issues, including immigration and climate change. 
  
 "It's important for us to establish processes to make sure that we reaffirm that we are nations of immigrants, that it creates dynamism in our economies, that it strengthens rather than weakens us," Obama told crowd of 6,000 at the Montreal convention centre. 
  
 "You've done a good job of that in Canada, and you should be congratulated for that." 
  
 Of course, whether Trudeau and Obama talked about any of this is pure speculation. ||||| Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and former U.S. President Barack Obama finally reunited at a Montreal restaurant on Tuesday. 
  
 Obama has spent the last few weeks traveling Europe, visiting with leaders and dignitaries in Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom. A speaking engagement in the Canadian city, Trudeau's hometown, provided the perfect occasion to catch up with his old friend, with whom Obama shared many a friendly handshakes and hugs in the past. 
  
 The two met for dinner at the Liverpool House restaurant, which offers an oyster bar among other “market-inspired comfort dishes,” in the neighborhood St Henri, described by Canadian channel CBC as a former “bastion of Montreal’s francophone working class,” now “a favorite of condo-developers and fine diners.” 
  
 “Tonight in Montreal, Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau discussed their shared commitment to developing the next generation of leaders,” read a tweet published by the Obama Foundation. 
  
 “How do we get young leaders to take action in their communities? Thanks Barack Obama for your visit & insights tonight in my hometown,” Trudeau published on his Twitter account. 
  
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 Social media users have other theories about the topic of conversations among the two. 
  
 For some, U.S. President Donald Trump's “covfefe” tweet was on the table. 
  
 Others thought they discussed Trump’s recent announcement to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. 
  
 While some said it was all a show for those who'd been craving for a Trudeau-Obama reunion. 
  
 Social media users have obsessed over Obama’s friendships, sparking a series of memes about a bromance with his vice-president Joe Biden and recently, Prince Harry. 
  
 Trudeau too succumbed to Obama’s charm and, at the end of the American president's time in office, the Canadian leader said he was going to miss him. Recently, however, Trudeau appeared to have moved on. 
  
 During the G7 summit in Italy at the end of May, the Canadian premier was pictured warmly shaking the hand of and embracing French president Emmanuel Macron, sparking a wave of excitement among social media users who thought Trudeau had found another power bromance with a young, progressive leader. 
  
 But the hug between Trudeau and Obama at the end of the meal suggests that the former American president will always hold a special place in the Canadian leader’s heart. ||||| How do we get young leaders to take action in their communities? Thanks @ BarackObama for your visit & insights tonight in my hometown.pic.twitter.com/EwJXPEkN3w |||||
A: 
Just two guys, grabbing a bite at a Montreal eatery billed as "perfect for gin-tonic fueled evenings," chatting about how today's young people can turn into tomorrow's leaders. It's not clear if any gin was actually involved, but the two guys were none other than Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and former President Obama, meeting up for dinner Tuesday while the latter was in town to give a speech to a local business advocacy group, ABC News reports. "Tonight in Montreal, @BarackObama and @JustinTrudeau discussed their shared commitment to developing the next generation of leaders," the Obama Foundation tweeted Tuesday evening, along with a photo of the two in a secluded corner booth at Liverpool House. The CBC notes a tinted-window Chevy Suburban pulled up to the restaurant to drop Obama off, and that while specific details of their talk haven't been revealed, "the timing of the meeting is conspicuous": Earlier Tuesday, Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland spoke on how Canada needs to set its own course in the world as the US retreats from its leadership role. In his own speech that day, Obama mentioned the "temporary absence of American leadership" in regard to the Paris Accord and said he was "disappointed with the current American administration decision" to drop out of the environmental agreement. Meanwhile, his cozy sit-down with Trudeau has spurred more references to their friendly relationship, with Newsweek painting it as a "bromance reignited." Trudeau thanked Obama in a tweet for his "visit & insights tonight in my hometown."