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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump walk and talk at the White House on Feb. 13.Photograph courtesy of Donald J. Trump's Twitter account

Opinion

BY TOM RAND

February 22, 2017

TORONTO—Justin Trudeau’s priority in meeting Donald Trump was to find common ground with the unpredictable United States president. The prime minister wants to ensure Canada doesn’t feel the lash of Trump’s protectionist stance on trade. So, it’s not surprising that Trudeau seems to have a...

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