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Peter MacKay "But in the same instance, if the plan involves being more reliant on, on China, another massive economy that doesn't share our values, that has, you know, very real human rights issues that has been named specifically by a Canadian inquiry for direct foreign interference." "We've had... Canadian citizens kidnapped, even executed. This is not an easy path for Canada to follow." "And in terms of this relationship with the United States, to miss an opportunity like this at Davos, to speak even briefly with the President, I think was a mistake." "I understand that everyone knows he has an incredibly busy, frenetic schedule, but this is the number one file upon which he was elected, and that was to get a free trade agreement renewed with the United States." Peter MacKayshow more

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