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Canadian diplomats posted to Russia — who work in the embassy pictured here — have been busier thanks to a thaw in relations after the 2015 election. But the appointment of a new foreign minister has some experts wondering if relations will revert back to pre-2015 ways. (Photo: 6speeddiesel)

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: Canadian diplomats posted to Russia — who work in the embassy pictured here — have been busier thanks to a thaw in relations after the 2015 election. But the appointment of a new foreign minister has some experts wondering if relations will revert back to pre-2015 ways. (Photo: 6speeddiesel)

: Chrystia Freeland’s appointment as foreign minister in January was heralded as a “catastrophe” by one expert, but that may prove to be exaggerated, says writer Paul Robinson. (Photo: World economic forum)

: Canada has said it will continue to engage Russia for the purpose of advancing Canadian values on such issues as the Arctic. (Photo: Cpl Ryan Moulton, 8 Wing Imaging)

: Russian soldiers in Ukraine: The differences that exist between Russia and Canada, such as those involving the war in Ukraine, writes professor Paul Robinson, pale in significance when compared to their larger mutual goals. (Photo: © Andreykr | Dreamstime.com)

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