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Wall expresses cautious optimism over Viterra deal

Switzerland's Glencore International is acquiring grain handler Viterra in a $6.1-billion deal. Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says it's encouraging Glencore plans to keep North American headquarters in Regina.

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