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Foreign aid should not be partisan

Around the world, parties of every stripe defend foreign aid, because it makes economic and political sense; Canadians think the government is more generous than it really is, which paves the way for misguided proposals to slash aid.

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BY PRATEEK AWASTHI, CHRIS DENDYS, AND STUART HICKOX
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