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Did Canada pay Khadr too much, its veterans too little, or a bit of both?

Omar Khadr’s settlement at the very least provokes conversation so that veterans do not have to suffer in silence. Maybe, politicians and bureaucrats will likewise comprehensively settle with veterans and their families.

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BY SEAN BRUYEA
July 17, 2017

Opinion | BY SEAN BRUYEA | July 17, 2017

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