Hillary Clinton will likely run for president of the United States . But forgive the U.S. 's neighbors to the North for thinking the former secretary of state is considering a bid at prime minster , too . Since leaving the State Department in 2013 , Hillary Clinton has headlined six events in Canada and organizers in the country announced two more appearances in two different provinces on Monday . Clinton will speak at an event in Winnipeg , Manitoba sponsored by CIBC , a large bank in Canada , on January 21 , 2015 , according to this ticket page . That same day , Clinton will speak at a similar event - also sponsored by CIBC , in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan , according to a press release . The opportunities in Canada not only allow her to make money off of speaker fees , but it gives her a platform to discuss global affairs and her time running the State Department , a subject she 's pretty comfortable revisiting . With the addition of these appearances , Clinton has now headlined events in six of Canada 's ten provinces ( the country also has three territories ) . Her other appearances include : . June 20 , 2013 in Toronto , Ontario for Unique Lives and Experiences . March 5 , 2014 in Vancouver , British Columbia for Board of Trade 's Women 's Leadership Circle . March 6 , 2014 in Calgary , Alberta for an event organized by TINEPUBLIC . March 18 , 2014 in Montreal , Quebec for a speech to the Montreal Board of Trade . June 16 , 2014 in Edmonton , Alberta for an event promoting her memoir `` Hard Choices '' October 6 , 2014 for the Ottawa , Ontario for an event organized by Canada 20/20 ( Clinton was interviewed on stage by CIBC CEO Victor Dodig at this event ) Clinton 's events in Canada have run the gamut , from speeches at high priced dinners to question and answer sessions in theaters . Most have been promoted and organized by TINEPUBLIC , a special events and conference organizer in Canada . CNN 's calls to the group went unanswered on Monday . One thing is consistent for nearly every event Clinton does in Canada : At some point , she is asked about the Keystone XL pipeline . At her June event in Edmonton , Clinton gave hope to both sides of the debate over the 1,179-mile-long project that would move oil from Canada to refineries in the United States , but declined to comment on whether she would approve the project or not . `` I do believe that both Canada and the United States can become even richer , more prosperous , but also more environmentally sustainable by having a broad engagement over energy and climate and not focusing everything on this one decision , '' Clinton said . Obviously , if Clinton runs for president in 2016 , she will not be able to take money from Canadians or win a non-existent Canadian primary . But after her visit to Ottawa in October , one headline pointed to the fact that Clinton 's visit may be more than that : `` Hillary Clinton winning hearts , if not voters , in Ottawa '' .
Victor Dodig announced Monday two events in Canada that will take place early next year . After those two events , Clinton will have headlined events in 60 % of Calgary 's provinces . The events offer Clinton a chance to talk about her experience running the Clinton department .