Canada-U.S. relations
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- The likeliest alternative, unfortunately, is for Donald Trump to decide that the solution is yet more force. Perhaps including ‘Boots on the Ground’, because it will be hard to make the Strait of Hormuz safe without controlling the Iranian islands on the north side of the Strait.
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- The likeliest alternative, unfortunately, is for Donald Trump to decide that the solution is yet more force. Perhaps including ‘Boots on the Ground’, because it will be hard to make the Strait of Hormuz safe without controlling the Iranian islands on the north side of the Strait.
- The Canadian government's response to the U.S.-Israeli strikes in the Middle East has shifted since its initial support on Feb. 28, raising questions about
- The Canadian government's response to the U.S.-Israeli strikes in the Middle East has shifted since its initial support on Feb. 28, raising questions about
- The Canadian government's response to the U.S.-Israeli strikes in the Middle East has shifted since its initial support on Feb. 28, raising questions about
- Are we a country that prioritizes our principles, our morality that we wear as part of the Canadian Exceptionalism package? Or are we a
- Are we a country that prioritizes our principles, our morality that we wear as part of the Canadian Exceptionalism package? Or are we a
- Are we a country that prioritizes our principles, our morality that we wear as part of the Canadian Exceptionalism package? Or are we a
- Different goals require different strategies, and there is a gulf between the Americans and the Israelis that will soon become visible.
- Different goals require different strategies, and there is a gulf between the Americans and the Israelis that will soon become visible.
- Different goals require different strategies, and there is a gulf between the Americans and the Israelis that will soon become visible.
- Some Liberal MPs told The Hill Times that Prime Minister Mark Carney should have consulted his caucus before declaring Canada's support for the U.S.-Israeli
- Some Liberal MPs told The Hill Times that Prime Minister Mark Carney should have consulted his caucus before declaring Canada's support for the U.S.-Israeli
- Some Liberal MPs told The Hill Times that Prime Minister Mark Carney should have consulted his caucus before declaring Canada's support for the U.S.-Israeli
- The prime minister is too intelligent not to realize that a lot of people in this country strongly disagree with his decision to support
- The prime minister is too intelligent not to realize that a lot of people in this country strongly disagree with his decision to support
- The prime minister is too intelligent not to realize that a lot of people in this country strongly disagree with his decision to support
- With the U.S. midterms just months away, the answer is no coincidence. Is Donald Trump trying to challenge or even purge those voters’ lists?
- With the U.S. midterms just months away, the answer is no coincidence. Is Donald Trump trying to challenge or even purge those voters’ lists?
- With the U.S. midterms just months away, the answer is no coincidence. Is Donald Trump trying to challenge or even purge those voters’ lists?
- The Liberals’ popularity tends to go up when people focus on Canada-U.S. relations, but the party loses points when affordability becomes the central issue,
- The Liberals’ popularity tends to go up when people focus on Canada-U.S. relations, but the party loses points when affordability becomes the central issue,
- The Liberals’ popularity tends to go up when people focus on Canada-U.S. relations, but the party loses points when affordability becomes the central issue,
- Though Canada's approach to Iran has been 'well-aligned' with the United States for many years, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has been reluctant to
- Though Canada's approach to Iran has been 'well-aligned' with the United States for many years, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has been reluctant to
- Though Canada's approach to Iran has been 'well-aligned' with the United States for many years, Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has been reluctant to
- In an era where Canada is talking about leadership, innovation, and economic competitiveness, the fact that patients must routinely cross the border for care
- In an era where Canada is talking about leadership, innovation, and economic competitiveness, the fact that patients must routinely cross the border for care
- In an era where Canada is talking about leadership, innovation, and economic competitiveness, the fact that patients must routinely cross the border for care
- When citizens lose faith that institutions operate in good faith, democracy does not collapse in a single dramatic moment. It erodes gradually, in the
- When citizens lose faith that institutions operate in good faith, democracy does not collapse in a single dramatic moment. It erodes gradually, in the
- When citizens lose faith that institutions operate in good faith, democracy does not collapse in a single dramatic moment. It erodes gradually, in the
- At this 'hinge moment' in our history, it is time for Canadians to write the next chapter for ourselves.
- At this 'hinge moment' in our history, it is time for Canadians to write the next chapter for ourselves.
- At this 'hinge moment' in our history, it is time for Canadians to write the next chapter for ourselves.
- Canadians are realizing that it’s easier to expand existing overseas markets for commodities than develop new ones for manufactured goods.
- Canadians are realizing that it’s easier to expand existing overseas markets for commodities than develop new ones for manufactured goods.
- Canadians are realizing that it’s easier to expand existing overseas markets for commodities than develop new ones for manufactured goods.
- The path forward for democracy promotion is being reimagined in face of U.S. cuts to agencies that drove initiatives for decades.
- The path forward for democracy promotion is being reimagined in face of U.S. cuts to agencies that drove initiatives for decades.
- The path forward for democracy promotion is being reimagined in face of U.S. cuts to agencies that drove initiatives for decades.
- The prime minister's Davos address set out linking the EU with the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, but putting it into practice
- The prime minister's Davos address set out linking the EU with the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, but putting it into practice
- The prime minister's Davos address set out linking the EU with the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, but putting it into practice
- 'We're obviously in a stage where people treat American trade deals with skepticism,' says Heather Exner-Pirot, director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's energy, natural resources,
- 'We're obviously in a stage where people treat American trade deals with skepticism,' says Heather Exner-Pirot, director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's energy, natural resources,
- 'We're obviously in a stage where people treat American trade deals with skepticism,' says Heather Exner-Pirot, director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's energy, natural resources,
- Previous chief negotiators have had extensive experience in trade policy before taking on Canada's most important negotiations, but observers say it's more important that
- Previous chief negotiators have had extensive experience in trade policy before taking on Canada's most important negotiations, but observers say it's more important that
- Previous chief negotiators have had extensive experience in trade policy before taking on Canada's most important negotiations, but observers say it's more important that
- The Canada–U.S. trade relationship isn’t going anywhere, nor should it. But the mental model that has governed Canadian trade policy has to change.
- The Canada–U.S. trade relationship isn’t going anywhere, nor should it. But the mental model that has governed Canadian trade policy has to change.
- The Canada–U.S. trade relationship isn’t going anywhere, nor should it. But the mental model that has governed Canadian trade policy has to change.
