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MPs see merit in restarting special House committees spotlighting Canada’s China, U.S. relationships

The Special House Committee on Canada-China Relations put a microscope on the Liberals' handling of its ties with Beijing and put the Commons on a collision course with the government.

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BY NEIL MOSS
October 20, 2021

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MPs see merit in restarting special House committees spotlighting Canada’s China, U.S. relationships

The Special House Committee on Canada-China Relations put a microscope on the Liberals' handling of its ties with Beijing and put the Commons on a collision course with the government.

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