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Carney government shakes up diplomatic missions in U.S. with new consular appointments

Carney government shakes up diplomatic missions in U.S. with new consular appointments
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The Canadian government has appointed new consuls general to major U.S. cities, including a former Liberal MP and a former Shell executive. These diplomatic shifts occur as the U.S. declines to extend the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), signaling a new phase in North American trade relations.

Among the new appointees that will take up posts in major U.S. cities are a former Liberal MP and a former Shell executive.

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