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Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

Canada’s foreign policy choices in an era of disruption

Opinion | BY DAVID CARMENT, JOE LANDRY | March 22, 2017

• OTTAWA—With Donald Trump’s election as United States president, Canada finds itself in an exciting position. Trump is both disruptive and catalyzing; implicitly cajoling Canada’s

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