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Feds have yet to make agreed-upon changes giving Parliament greater oversight over trade deals

Though still not made official, the government says it will comply with new trade policy provisions, including in trade talks with the United Kingdom, which began before the guidelines were agreed to in February.

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BY NEIL MOSS
July 22, 2020

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