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Canada should get aboard the Korean peace train

The peace train is rolling in the Korean Peninsula. Countries such as Canada that traditionally take their cue from the U.S. might want to hop aboard—even if Trump doesn’t.

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BY THOMAS WALKOM
May 14, 2018

Opinion | BY THOMAS WALKOM | May 14, 2018

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