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Prime Minister Trudeau tours grassroots Canada while the world rushes ahead

Brexit fallout, the world economy, and a looming Trump presidency; these are the issues swirling around as Trudeau meets the people. Next week he'll huddle with his cabinet in Calgary for two days. They'll have much to discuss.

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BY PAUL WELLS
January 18, 2017

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