Posted AT 7:24 AM EDT on 28/04/08
As Cuba gets busy, Canada misses out
MONTREAL — If Communist Cuba is open for business - as its seems like never before to be under new president Raul Castro - then Canadian companies should be the first through the door, right?
After all, Pierre Trudeau became the first leader of a NATO country to visit the communist island in 1976.
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