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How Canada Can Turn The Canadian Diaspora Into An Economic Advantage

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How Canada Can Turn The Canadian Diaspora Into An Economic Advantage. The Canadian diaspora is not about people leaving Canada. It's Canada operating in the world, and provides access to a network that no embassy could build on its own.

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