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- Ontario Premier Doug Ford says it's more important to stand up for our country than for jurisdictions right now. And former Ford staffer Laryssa Waler says the next federal election's ballot-box question will be on defending Canada’s interests against Trump.
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- Ontario Premier Doug Ford says it's more important to stand up for our country than for jurisdictions right now. And former Ford staffer Laryssa Waler says the next federal election's ballot-box question will be on defending Canada’s interests against Trump.
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