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Canada Pakistan Affiliated Chamber of Trade celebration in Montreal

"CPACT always is very inclusive of different communities," says Sadia Sajid, vice-chair of the Canada Pakistan Affiliated Chamber of Trade at their Montreal appreciation luncheon celebrating excellence in business. Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed reports.

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