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Why the federal government should appoint an independent panel on Canada’s future relationship with China

Fifty years ago, the federal government was a world leader in its engagement approach towards China. Twenty years ago, Canada-China trade relations were flourishing. Today, we need to again implement innovative policies that put the long-term interests of Canada and Canadians first.

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BY EVAN SOTIROPOULOS
October 14, 2021

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