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Economy February 21, 2019 | 11:50 am

Canada envoy’s visit reveals the north region’s thirst for trade

Santiago.-  Canada ambassador Shauna Hemingway and regional business leaders on Wed. agreed on the need to boost her country's investments in the agro-industry sectors. The diplomat, who met with members of the North Region Industries   Association (AIREN) and of Santiago's Commerce and Production Chamber, said they work to increase trade, on a scholarship program and immigration to Canada.

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