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Vassy asks Tim Hodson if Chinese state owned companies will be allowed majority stakes in the oil patch Hodgson "We'll look at each particular situation and decide whether it's a net benefit for Canada." Kapelos "Am I to interpret from what you're saying that you'll instead evaluate things on... show more

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