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A new Canadian peace centre could make a world of difference

Canada provided pivotal leadership and ideas in the past and it could definitely help again, with the promised Canadian Centre for Peace, Order, and Good Government being a step in the right direction.

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BY PEGGY MASON, PETER LANGILLE
January 29, 2020

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