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Hillary Clinton Stopping In Toronto, Montreal And Vancouver To Promote Her Book 'What Happened'

The Canadian Press, 28 Aug, 2017 12:24 PM

Hillary Clinton is stopping in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver to promote her upcoming book "What Happened."

Her publisher Simon and Schuster says the book is Clinton's "most personal memoir yet" with revelations including her thoughts and feelings during last year's failed U.S. presidential bid.

The 15-city speaking tour is being billed as a "detailed and surprisingly funny" look at her journey, the process of writing the book, and her plans for the future.

Clinton is scheduled to visit Toronto, the second stop on her tour, on Sept. 28 at the Enercare Centre.

She is booked for the Palais des Congres de Montreal on Oct. 23 and the Vancouver Convention Centre on Dec. 13.

"What Happened" is due Sept. 12.

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