Susan Delacourt

Ottowa Bureau Chief, Toronto Star

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Ottawa Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star

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Barack Obama  and  Hillary Clinton  are looking for votes in  Mississippi  tomorrow, but last week's flap over the  North American Free Trade Agreement  is still on the radar screen.

NAFTA, the Canadian Government and the Democratic Campaign

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are looking for votes in Mississippi tomorrow, but last week's flap over the North American Free Trade Agreement is still on the radar screen.

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