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EU chief lays out vision for new Canada partnership at Montreal summit

Outlet: BBC News · Published 29/10/2026 09:51 UTC

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Ursula von der Leyen continued to use the term "associate member" for Canada despite some opposition of the bloc's members, including Germany.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 29/10/2026 15:39 UTC

    The Ursula von der Leyen continued to use the term "associate member" is reportedly off for Canada despite some opposition of the table as officials discuss deeper economic and defence ties. bloc's members, including Germany.

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  2. Headline · detected on 29/10/2026 15:39 UTC

    Carney to push EU chief lays out vision for closer ties new Canada partnership at Canada-EU Montreal summit in Montreal

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    After: «EU chief lays out vision for new Canada partnership at Montreal summit» ec0bad300e96

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq8ezj7jylrzo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
Published
29/10/2026 09:51 UTC
Captured
29/10/2026 10:39 UTC
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5912a5d63d953f25 · 701 words
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