I remain confident that we'll reach a bilateral agreement and that we'll reduce the uncertainty surrounding the CUSMA review, but we'll do the work over the summer to put ourselves in that position.
Dominic LeBlanc: “I remain confident that we'll reach a bilateral agreement and that we'll reduce the uncertainty surrounding the CUSMA…”
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Expressing optimism about future trade agreements.
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