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Trudeau’s vote bank antics are hurting Canada-India relations yet again

The cultivation of narrow domestic vote banks in a highly multicultural democracy like Canada is vital for electoral survival, despite its inevitable consequences for the conduct of foreign policy.

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BY JOE ADAM GEORGE
December 21, 2020

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Trudeau’s vote bank antics are hurting Canada-India relations yet again

The cultivation of narrow domestic vote banks in a highly multicultural democracy like Canada is vital for electoral survival, despite its inevitable consequences for the conduct of foreign policy.

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