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Mary Ng: Asian Trade Growth Can Boost Canadian Exports

Former Canadian Minister of International Trade and Milken Institute Senior Fellow Mary Ng outlines Canada's expanding trade push across Asia and the Indo-Pacific, emphasizing that deeper market access in energy, technology, and agriculture could reach 3 billion consumers and drive export growth. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Australia enjoys gas golden shower

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