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After drawing a red line on protecting French, Carney can’t cross it now

The Globe and Mail 26 Aug

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After drawing a red line on protecting French, Carney can’t cross it now — Sources: The Globe and Mail

The Prime Minister cited the U.S. suggestion to scrap discoverability requirements as one reason he ended negotiations

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