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Greg McClinchey is a former Parliament Hill staffer of 25 years and North Huron (Ontario) municipal councillor who now works for the treaty-based Great Lakes Fishery Commission as a legislative liaison in Canada and the United States.

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also
Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
Richard Nixon and Pierre Trudeau, pictured in Trudeau's office on April 14, 1972. In 1969, prime Trudeau described Canada/U.S. relations in a way that remains relevant even today. He said, 'Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered … one is affected by every twitch and grunt.' Photograph courtesy of U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also
Richard Nixon and Pierre Trudeau, pictured in Trudeau's office on April 14, 1972. In 1969, prime Trudeau described Canada/U.S. relations in a way that remains relevant even today. He said, 'Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered … one is affected by every twitch and grunt.' Photograph courtesy of U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also
Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
Richard Nixon and Pierre Trudeau, pictured in Trudeau's office on April 14, 1972. In 1969, prime Trudeau described Canada/U.S. relations in a way that remains relevant even today. He said, 'Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered … one is affected by every twitch and grunt.' Photograph courtesy of U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also

Broader lessons to be learned from our quiet and off-the-side diplomacy

Opinion | BY GREG MCCLINCHEY | July 22, 2020
  • STRATHROY, ONT.—In 1969, prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau met with then U.S. president Richard Nixon and, while Trudeau praised our national partnerships, he also
Richard Nixon and Pierre Trudeau, pictured in Trudeau's office on April 14, 1972. In 1969, prime Trudeau described Canada/U.S. relations in a way that remains relevant even today. He said, 'Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered … one is affected by every twitch and grunt.' Photograph courtesy of U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
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