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Ottawa shirking duty to help Canadians stuck abroad

For the small group of Canadians in Iraq and Syria it is now time for the government to accept its obligations and make the arrangements for their return to Canada.

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BY DAN LIVERMORE, GAR PARDY, AND MICHAEL WELSH
January 31, 2022

Opinion | BY DAN LIVERMORE, GAR PARDY, AND MICHAEL WELSH | January 31, 2022

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