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We’re on the brink of losing Canada’s aerospace industry

Political leaders saw the potential for aerospace to shrink our vast geography, facilitate global trade and commerce, help secure our borders, and raise our quality of life through the creation of highly-skilled, well-paying jobs in every region of this country. This is the legacy of aerospace. As the situation stands now, we’re on the brink of losing it all.

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