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LILLEY: United Arab Emirates unlikely to walk away from plan to invest $70B in Canada

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When Prime Minister Mark Carney visited the United Arab Emirates last November, he was looking to expand trade. What he didn’t expect was an offer by the U.A.E. to invest $70 billion in Canada over the coming years.

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