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PM Trudeau first world leader to speak with Biden, raises key issues

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PM Trudeau first world leader to speak with Biden, raises key issues

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Published on November 10, 2020

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Starting his first full work week as president-elect on Monday, Joe Biden received his first phone call from a world leader — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who according to his office raised a series of key cross-border issues with his incoming U.S. counterpart including COVID-19, climate change, anti-Black racism, the Keystone XL pipeline, and China’s detention of two Canadians.

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