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September 28, 2015

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Canada’s auto sector ‘hangs in the balance’ as CUSMA review looms in 2026: ‘there’s no sugar-coating it, this is going to be a critical year for the industry’

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Poilievre praises a president who threatens democracies—including ours—on a daily basis

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