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Canada can’t be an innocent bystander in the energy security crisis

The simple fact is that if we do not extend a helping hand to our friends and allies in Europe, people will freeze this winter.

Opinion
BY GURPREET LAIL
September 19, 2022

Opinion | BY GURPREET LAIL | September 19, 2022

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