Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly is to be congratulated for her Indo\u002DPacific policy.
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Joly said Canada will retain trade ties with China. That’s inevitable. Supply chain issues that occurred during the pandemic have made it crystal clear that this country relies on cheap goods from that country.Article content
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