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Letter from Davos

At its annual gathering of global political and economic thought leaders in January, the World Economic Forum grappled with the geopolitical implications of Donald Trump’s presidency and China’s ascendancy, and what the future will hold for millions of workers displaced by technology. In such an uncertain environment, Canada is well positioned to provide solutions.

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BY KEVIN LYNCH
April 17, 2017

Opinion | BY KEVIN LYNCH | April 17, 2017

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