On BIV Today… The second in a three part mini series of Commonwealth High Commissioners to Canada discussing international trade opportunities and difficulties. Australia’s High Commissioner to Canada Natasha Smith (1:34) discusses the CPTPP, and areas where Canada and Australia can be collaborators, not competitors. This is the second segment in a three part mini series of Commonwealth High Commissioners to Canada discussing international trade. The show's weekly tech panel (11:37) – with Progressa CEO Ali Pourdad and Gluu Technology Society CEO Linda Fawcus – looks at the issues that defined Facebook's first 15 years, and whether going public will help Slack tackle its competition. Hayley Woodin hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

<div>On BIV Today&hellip;</div>
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<div>The second in a three part mini series of Commonwealth High Commissioners to Canada discussing international trade opportunities and difficulties.</div>
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<div>Australia&rsquo;s High Commissioner to Canada Natasha Smith (1:34) discusses the CPTPP, and areas where Canada and Australia can be collaborators, not competitors.&nbsp;This is the second segment in a three part mini series of Commonwealth&nbsp;High Commissioners to Canada discussing international trade.</div>
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<div>The show's weekly tech panel (11:37) &ndash; with&nbsp;Progressa CEO Ali Pourdad and Gluu Technology Society CEO Linda Fawcus &ndash;&nbsp;looks at the issues that defined Facebook's first 15 years, and whether&nbsp;going public will help Slack tackle its competition.</div>
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<div>Hayley Woodin hosts, see more at <a href="https://biv.com/">https://biv.com/</a>.</div>

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