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Canada could have added leverage in trade talks with U.K. as activists push for stronger environmental protections

'The U.K. wants the same deal as the Europeans had—or better. I would sit back and say, 'Tell me what's in it for me?' says trade lobbyist Peter Clark.

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BY NEIL MOSS
September 2, 2020

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Four years on, Brexit is demonstrating the long-term risks of shaping a country’s future on nativist, populist anger

OpinionBY LES WHITTINGTON

Besides slowing economic growth, Brexit shared part of the responsibility for soaring prices by increasing trade barriers with the EU, the U.K.’s biggest trading partner.