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More than a million people of Polish descent live in Canada. In the rural community where I grew up in southwestern Ontario, there was a Polish hall where I was sometimes recruited to serve up cabbage rolls and pierogis.

Poland has fresh clout and swagger. But President Andrzej Duda's plea for Canada to step up was likely more effective at home than here.{ai:summary}<p>Donna Kennedy-Glans delves into the lives of newsmakers and intriguing personalities. Over a million Polish Canadians reside in the country, with memories of serving up traditional dishes at a rural Polish hall in southwestern Ontario. #culture</p>

‘Polish voice is on the rise’: The European leader pushing Trudeau to spend more on defence

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