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- Canada and the European Union will meet in Montreal to advance a Digital Trade Agreement on Oct. 29-30.
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggested Canada could obtain associate EU membership.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney proposed expanding EU-Canada cooperation to critical minerals, AI, energy, space and finance.
- Both Canada and the EU aim to diversify relations to reduce reliance on the United States under President Donald Trump.
