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Blair and Champagne go to Washington to discuss defense

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Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair is travelling to Washington on Tuesday with his colleague François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Industry, to discuss the military partnership with the United States. During their visit, which is due to last until Thursday, the two ministers plan to meet “key stakeholders in the political sphere and industry”, reads a media advisory published the same day they left. The two representatives of the government…

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Blair and Champagne go to Washington to discuss defense

Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair is travelling to Washington on Tuesday with his colleague François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Industry, to discuss the military partnership with the United States. During their visit, which is due to last until Thursday, the two ministers plan to meet “key stakeholders in the political sphere and industry”, reads a media advisory published the same day they left. The two representatives of the government…

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