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PM on a high-stakes mission, set against idyllic backdrops

Trudeau's PMO and senior ministers are preoccupied with the firms and the entrepreneurs who get their start in Canada and make their fortune elsewhere. They're concerned about recent raiding expeditions by Google and others to recruit Canadian leaders in the field of artificial intelligence.

Opinion
BY PAUL WELLS
August 1, 2016

Opinion | BY PAUL WELLS | August 1, 2016

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