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No sign Canada ‘making inroads’ with China, strategy not working as Trudeau claims, say former diplomats

Canada ‘more or less completely passive’ on China file, according to former Canadian diplomat to Beijing Charles Burton.

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July 10, 2019

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Liberals faced questions about losing touch with voters, but some MPs said the leadership race is an 'opportunity' to reconnect with Canadians.

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