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Milking scapegoats: Biden administration bows to demands to reopen hyped up attacks on Canadian dairy, lumber

Democrats have not been much better at defying pressure from the 12,000-strong K Street lobbying army. And the single-interest tail may be still wagging the national-interest dog when it comes to Biden's administration.

Opinion
BY LES WHITTINGTON
June 2, 2021

Opinion | BY LES WHITTINGTON | June 2, 2021

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The next potential creeping Canada-U.S. trade beef: beef

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Limited hope for resolution to historic Canada-U.S. softwood lumber spat, say stakeholders, MPs

Limited hope for resolution to historic Canada-U.S. softwood lumber spat, say stakeholders, MPs

Tai paints optimistic view of Canada-U.S. trade in first visit to Ottawa, but disputes continue to grow

Tai paints optimistic view of Canada-U.S. trade in first visit to Ottawa, but disputes continue to grow

Shifting trade away from the U.S. never more urgent

Shifting trade away from the U.S. never more urgent

The next potential creeping Canada-U.S. trade beef: beef

The next potential creeping Canada-U.S. trade beef: beef

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Milking scapegoats: Biden administration bows to demands to reopen hyped up attacks on Canadian dairy, lumber

Democrats have not been much better at defying pressure from the 12,000-strong K Street lobbying army. And the single-interest tail may be still wagging the national-interest dog when it comes to Biden's administration.

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