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Canada's PM, Premiers meet to tackle trade

With a federal election widely expected to be called this weekend, Canada's premiers met with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa Friday, to discuss the urgent need to reform internal trade within the country. Xioali Li reports.

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