(Reuters) - Canada and the Caribbean's Caricom regional bloc on Thursday announced the launch of a "strategic partnership" encompassing closer bilateral ties on trade, development, finance, environment, healthcare and security.
"We can benefit tremendously from being with Canada," Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister Keith Rowley said at closing remarks with Canada's Justin Trudeau in Ottawa, adding that the benefits are "not only in dollars and cents".
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