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Canada is strengthening its economy on three fronts: mitigating potential U.S. tariffs, reducing internal trade barriers, and expanding global partnerships, including in the Indo-Pacific. We are ready to diversify supply chains to compete and to grow.

Anita Anand

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Nora (Cassidy) Tyll1 year ago

I have had absolutely enough of @RosieBarton and her sour face every time she interviews a senior Liberal for any reason.

Kevin Pacitti 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇬🇧1 year ago

You’ve had 10 years. WTF have you been waiting for you clown 🤡

Paul🇨🇦🇺🇲1 year ago

F__k off please

VictoriaL591 year ago

You & your party had 9 years to do any of this. Trump is laughing right now. Your party played right into his plans to build more commerce to the USA from Canada . Your exorbitant taxes impact businesses & their profits. Even Carney knew that when he urged Brookfield shareholders to support a move from 🇨🇦 to NYC 🇺🇸 months before he resigned.

The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Vivian Bercovici1 year ago

Anita. What. Exactly. Have you and your colleagues been doing for the last decade? DEI. DEI. DEI. Attack the energy sector. Divide the people. Freeze bank accounts of those who dare to disagree. You are destroying 🇨🇦

wastedcanadian1 year ago

What’s the matter with Rosie she looks a little more bitter this week?? Only 6 days left of Trudeau Rosie. 😂😂

suefromCanada1 year ago

Vote every Liberal out. Every. One.

Drexl Spivey1 year ago

The @liberal_party has killed more job creating deals than any other party in the history of Canada

MBrant751 year ago

Heh. You were making a nonsense speech while the LOO was doing a muted press conference at the exact same time. 🖕🏻

Steve Kirton1 year ago

What about gender equality and climate change and systemic racism? Those have been your priorities for 10 years so what’s up?

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