Uncertain access : the consequences of U.S. security and trade actions for Canadian trade policy (volume 1)
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- Global Affairs Canada
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- 2026-03-11
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- The rising dollar: explanation and economic impacts (volume 2) - 2003 (French, PDF) PDF
- Uncertain access: the consequences of U.S. security and trade actions for Canadian trade policy (volume 1) - 2003 (French, PDF) PDF
- Uncertain access: the consequences of U.S. security and trade actions for Canadian trade policy (volume 1) - 2003 (English, PDF) PDF