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Liberals ‘want Canada to be more of an honest broker in the world and that’s a term the Harper government didn’t really like,’ says Blanchfield

In his new book, veteran foreign affairs reporter Mike Blanchfield analyzes Harper's foreign policy and looks at the challenges ahead for the Trudeau Liberals.

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