The Aporia
The Aporia
10 articles about 10 events for “Canada Us Relations” from The Globe and Mail.
“Patel on X in late August to withdraw from the FBI’s relationship with Canada.”
“…We are very likely to reject the premise that we should be a separate country, but the other nine questions remain very much in play,” said Stephen Carter, a political strategist who has organized a campaign around the slogan, “Stay in Canada, no to the…”
“The American delegation travelled to Calgary to sell them on software developed for Republicans to get out the vote – and how it could be used to wrench Alberta from Confederation.”
“And he did it by bringing us to the table with a radical inclusivity.””
“The Canadian Department of Justice confirmed that it invoked Section 38 of the Canada Evidence Act in the case, a rarely used law that restricts disclosure of matters that could harm national security, national defence or international relations.”
““Whatever exactly is going on, the simple fact that we’re thinking about this should tell us, if anyone still had any doubts, that relations with the United States are not what they were.””
“…ty of the current rapprochement. - Michael Kovrig: The U.S.-Canada trade war is really about what alignment means – and about China, too - John Rapley: China and the U.S., the worst frenemies of the world economy Indigenous sisters’ murder charge was likely a…”
“…g reporter James Bradshaw, financial reporter Tim Kiladze and deputy Ottawa bureau chief Bill Curry answered reader questions about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent efforts to bring more business to Canada in the midst of a trade war with the United…”
“Smith was the opening speaker at a virtual assembly discussing Alberta’s future in Canada, an event co-hosted by former Opposition leader and conservative elder statesman Preston Manning and former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell.”
“…up between the Bills and the Detroit Lions – singer Ed Robertson and his bandmates launched into an acapella rendition of the Canadian national anthem amid a time of tense geopolitical relations and an escalating trade war between Canada and the United…”