Ottawa seeks tighter ties with EU without sacrificing sovereignty
EU floated idea of ‘associate’ membership, but defining official relationship is still premature, senior government official says
Ottawa seeks tighter ties with EU without sacrificing sovereignty
EU floated idea of ‘associate’ membership, but defining official relationship is still premature, senior government official says
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