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Aug 4, 2026
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Carney looks to influential outsiders to head Canada’s embassy in Beijing, sources say
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Carney looks to influential outsiders to head Canada’s embassy in Beijing, sources say
ROBERT FIFE
STEVEN CHASE
SENIOR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTER
OTTAWA
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Martin Cauchon, a justice minister in Jean Chrétien’s government, has a long history of developing close business ties with China.
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Martin Cauchon, a vice-chair of the Canada China Business Council lobby group and former Liberal …
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