The Aporia
24 articles about 24 events for “Canada Us Relations” from National Post.
“Seniors not the greedy ones Seniors’ and their parents’ and grandparents’ taxes built the infrastructures in Canada that this generation still uses: hospitals, schools, libraries, airports, ports, railroads and military bases.”
“Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work.”
“And of course, any changes in our relationship in a positive way with our largest trading partner, that would also see us upgrade that forecast.”
“For those committed to federalism and Alberta’s continued existence as a province of Canada, last week brought welcome news.”
“But to question the 215-dead-children-at-Kamloops narrative is for some a form of denialism, which is why it is so chilling to hear politicians — and Canada’s governor general — demand so forcibly that it be rooted out.”
“Perhaps it’s not fair to compare Canada to a dictatorship, but even this country used to build pipelines at record speed.”
“The relationship between their two nations will dominate Canada’s domestic political landscape long after the present incumbent of the White House has left the scene.”
“In fact, the timing of the doc’s release may be a lucky thing, given the current, inexplicable hostility the U.S. now shows Canada via a trade war.”
“The film delves into Carter’s fractious relationship with rival stuntman Evel Knievel (Ben Foster), who he refers to as a “Yankee doodle dandy.””
“OTTAWA — Despite increased diplomatic, trade and security ties with India, Prime Minister Mark Carney says that he cannot guarantee the Indian government will not be behind crimes committed in Canada.”
“On Wednesday, he sat down with the New York Times at its Manhattan headquarters to discuss his vision for diversifying Canada’s trade.”
“But Reza Hasmath, a politics professor at the University of Alberta, argues that a longer period of stability could be more useful to Canada’s industrial strategy than a supply crisis.”
“The euphoria has subsided and the Canada Investment Summit promotional materials packed away, but there has been scarce little time yet to total up the actual investments it produced.”
“Canada has always had good reason to be wary of the U.S., a reality that the past half-century of good neighbourly relations led many of us (myself included) to overlook.”
“They were expected to confirm Canada’s close relations with both France and the European Union in a joint statement following a working lunch.”
“Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Toronto this week selling Canada as a place that still builds things.”
“…ading Geoff Russ’s article on the rise of Marine Le Pen in France amid a collapsing political and economic environment in the European Union, one cannot fail to question Prime Minister Mark Carney’s desire to establish closer relations with that unified…”
“Canada’s security service (CSIS) has previously warned us about the hostile activities targeting Canada that the Russian mission is engaged in.”
“The anger that is manifest in juvenile acts such as booing and shouting down the U.S. national anthem at sporting events is stirring up unprecedented hostility to Canada in the United States.”
“The trade confrontation with the United States, the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto and Europe’s remarkable proposal for a new relationship with Canada may appear to be separate developments.”
“On Sept. 3, the New York Times published a guest essay by Edmonton writer Curtis Gillespie under two stacked headlines: “Trump Isn’t Just Trolling Canada.”
““Any agency in Canada that doesn’t publicly reject this bastardization of history, and an insult to the souls lost during our largest terrorist attack in US history will no longer have friend in this FBI… Not to mention our heroes that responded in the…”
“Qatar has continued to use Islamist movements as a soft-power instrument, leveraging relationships with terrorist actors to expand its regional influence well beyond its size.”
“Canada’s international study programs were supposedly merit-based and limited only to the global rich — and then we found out that middle-aged adults from poor countries were using them to move their entire families over, and that actual transnational gangs…”