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With mounting trade irritants and looming negotiations, the House Trade Committee faces a ‘time crunch’

The House Committee on International Trade has much to review, with Canada about to enter into three trade negotiations and a slew of Canada-U.S. trade issues top-of-mind.

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December 20, 2021

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