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    In recent months, there have been ministerial-level meetings between both sides and a meeting between Harper and Chinese President Hu Jintao at the G8 summit in June. "I'm still not sure the relationship is as full or a positive as I believe it should be" said Howard Balloch, the former Canadian ambassador to China. Full Article at Canada.com
    I'm still not sure the relationship is as full or a positive as I believe it should be
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago
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Dalai Lama visits nation's capital
  1. I think the current government has been preoccupied with other things
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago
  2. On one hand they say they recognize Tibet is a part of China, and on the other hand he is receiving him in an official venue in an official capacity
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago
  3. The relationship has undoubtedly languished from the kind of engagement that was in place before they came to power.
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago
  4. This will give people a wrong signal.
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago
  5. Canada should support the Dalai Lama's efforts to reach a negotiated solution with the Chinese government over Tibet's future
    SOURCE: Canada.com 27 months ago

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