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Student exchanges between Canada and China remain a critical mechanism for both countries

When universities continue to work with China, we are reminded that in spite of our differences, we also share similar goals—trade diversification, climate change, preparing for our aging societies, and reducing global poverty.

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Student exchanges between Canada and China remain a critical mechanism for both countries

When universities continue to work with China, we are reminded that in spite of our differences, we also share similar goals—trade diversification, climate change, preparing for our aging societies, and reducing global poverty.

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Student exchanges between Canada and China remain a critical mechanism for both countries

When universities continue to work with China, we are reminded that in spite of our differences, we also share similar goals—trade diversification, climate change, preparing for our aging societies, and reducing global poverty.

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