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Ever-changing geopolitical world increasingly pressing Canada’s consular efforts into action: former diplomats

'We’re seeing longer, more destructive, more localized conflicts in the world. When that happens there’s always a Canadian in the mix,' says former senior diplomat Patricia Fortier.

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Ever-changing geopolitical world increasingly pressing Canada’s consular efforts into action: former diplomats

'We’re seeing longer, more destructive, more localized conflicts in the world. When that happens there’s always a Canadian in the mix,' says former senior diplomat Patricia Fortier.

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Ever-changing geopolitical world increasingly pressing Canada’s consular efforts into action: former diplomats

'We’re seeing longer, more destructive, more localized conflicts in the world. When that happens there’s always a Canadian in the mix,' says former senior diplomat Patricia Fortier.

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