Canada shares the United States’ objective of ensuring goods produced with forced labour do not enter our supply chains.
Dominic LeBlanc: “Canada shares the United States’ objective of ensuring goods produced with forced labour do not enter our supply chains.”
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Canada-U.S. Trade Minister on trade actions
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When the U.S. is ready to engage, our government will work in good faith and constructively towards a more secure mutually beneficial trading relationship that fully respects Canadian sovereignty.
I'm very, very confident that these decisions, if it's in a referendum or if it's in an election, are made by Canadians who go to polling stations and cast their ballots.
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