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Carney on using Alberta oil as a bargaining chip during trade negotiations with the US: "Being a reliable supplier is important. Canadians are reliable. Canadians can be trusted. People trust us. And so when you're supplier of a key commodity, key service, you've got to think really hard about... show more

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