Legal, political hurdles ahead for China investment deal

But current momentum may save agreement from years-long limbo.

By Sneh Duggal

Published February 15, 2012

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There are many potential obstacles on the road to implementing Canada's investment deal with China, say economists and legal analysts—yet some argue there is also a sense of momentum that has been absent in other similar deals.

During his trip to China Feb. 7 to 11, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced the completion of talks, ongoing since 1994, on a Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection...

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