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The Trudeau government lived up to its promise to contribute more troops to UN peacekeeping forces when it sent 250 personnel to Mali, but that mission won’t be renewed. (Photo: Corporal François Charest)

The Trudeau government lived up to its promise to contribute more troops to UN peacekeeping forces when it sent 250 personnel to Mali, but that mission won’t be renewed. (Photo: Corporal François Charest)

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The Trudeau government lived up to its promise to contribute more troops to UN peacekeeping forces when it sent 250 personnel to Mali, but that mission won’t be renewed. (Photo: Corporal François Charest)

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: Canadians should be asking elected officials, such as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, about their CUSMA game plan. The agreement was signed in November 2018, but has yet to be ratified by any of its signatories, namely Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. (Photo: Prime minister’s office)

: The Trudeau government lived up to its promise to contribute more troops to UN peacekeeping forces when it sent 250 personnel to Mali, but that mission won’t be renewed. (Photo: Corporal François Charest)

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