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Canada’s approach to Trump administration in 2018 was ‘the right one,’ says Trudeau as summer break begins

'One of things we’ve seen from the president is that he prides himself on a certain degree of unpredictability,' said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at an end-of-sitting press conference today.

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BY JOLSON LIM
June 20, 2018

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Canada’s approach to Trump administration in 2018 was ‘the right one,’ says Trudeau as summer break begins

'One of things we’ve seen from the president is that he prides himself on a certain degree of unpredictability,' said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at an end-of-sitting press conference today.

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