Carney to push for closer ties at Canada-EU summit in Montreal
The term "associate member" is reportedly off the table as officials discuss deeper economic and defence ties.
BBC News reported that the term "associate member" is reportedly off the table as officials discuss deeper economic and defence ties.
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