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share of canadians that see the united states as an “enemy” country: 27%
inconceivable a couple months ago
-leger/ctv
Victim blaming, geopolitical edition.
National Security Advisor @MikeWaltz47: "I don't think anyone should be criticizing the President for trying to drive this to a diplomatic solution. And what he said today is, why hasn't President Zelenskyy tried to end this war for the betterment of his country?"
This is an excellent and highly informative read.
I recently had the privilege of getting together with the Canadian Club at Cambridge University to talk about dramatic recent changes in the relationship between Canada and the United States. Here are the speaking notes which summarize the presentation. international.gc.ca/country_…
Fascinating gamble to assume the opponent's grasp and recognition of complex issues and connection with global leaders is a political weakness at this moment. Will be interesting to see how Cdn voters respond.
To be so far apart, Shapiro and Atkins had to know last year that they likely weren't going to get a deal done. And yet they didn't deal him at the deadline or over the winter when they had a year of control to offer and a far more valuable trade asset.
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Extraordinary piece by the former vice chief of the defence staff. Sobering isn’t the word. nationalpost.com/opinion/mar…
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My latest: The democratic world will have to get along without America. It may even have to defend itself from it theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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I think it’s time we talk about enriching uranium in Canada
1. Get full value add from our uranium
2. Provide a friendly alternative to the dozens of countries now interested in nuclear
3. Maintain energy security as we start using reactors that need it
macdonaldlaurier.ca/securing…
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Very smart thread here from @BrianDijkema on unions' political inclinations
Working class realignment = major divisions in executive support for political coalitions. Public sector goes left, private sector unions right. Pragmatic building trades tend to go straight right for reasons @vcmancinelli describes. What’s spoken of less is the division b/w…
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Globe editorial: Donald Trump has done Canada one big favour
theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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Today’s delay buys time. It doesn’t end the threat. Canada needs a New National Policy of nation-building: dismantling internal barriers, welcoming investment, building new infrastructure, ending business-bashing and regulatory paralysis, and taking our resources to the world.
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John Turner, 1988: "When the economic levers go, the political independence is sure to follow."
I remember a time when having *undefended* borders was a sign of healthy relations with the US.
BREAKING: President Trump says tariffs on goods from Mexico are paused for a month for negotiations. Mexico's president said it will put 10,000 troops at the border. apnews.com/article/trump-tar…
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I would really like to stop living in unprecedented times. I want some good old fashioned boring precedented times.
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You know how hard it takes to be hated by Canadians? These are people who say "thank you" to ATMs.
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Canada and Denmark share a 1.2 km long land border on Hans Island since we ended the Whisky War in 2022.
So technically we could join the European Union.
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Replying to @acoyne
It would be a nice moment for the EU to pass the Canada EU trade agreement.





















