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Opinion

BY PHIL GURSKI

June 25, 2018

OTTAWA—Canada and the U.S. cooperate on many issues in many forums: the G7 (even with the recent horror show, thanks to the U.S. president), the G20, the UN, as well as a whole host of international bodies, in addition to numerous bilateral councils and exchanges. One of the world’s premier bodi...

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