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Electoral outcome won’t sway personal relations with U.S. counterparts, say Senators

'The emphasis was certainly on developing relationships with people, with individuals, so you could call on them if you had a concern and to explain to them the Canadian viewpoint,' says Sen. Cordy.

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BY PALAK MANGAT AND BEATRICE PAEZ
October 30, 2020

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