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BREAKING: Liberals have created a Canada-US council which includes the former leader of the Conservative Party. Mexico has a preliminary agreement with the US, while Canada has a new council. Frankly speaking, I think It’s a scape goat or hedge for when they fail. Carney has already set us...

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