Nov 29, 2013
Canada’s big foreign policy shift
CBC Power & Politics panel discusses trade minister’s new direction Rosemary Barton interviews former ambassador Michael Bell and former diplomat Colin Robertson
Economic Diplomacy Debated
Canadian foreign policy will pivot around economic opportunities and trade, according to a new government strategy. CPAC’s Prime Time host Peter van Dusen discusses with former diplomats Gar Pardy and Colin Robertson.
Discussions at the G20
Colin Robertson in discussion with Power and Politics Chris Hall on G20 in St. Petersburg: Syria, Canada-US relations, XL pipeline, value of G20
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On Diplomatic Appointments
Former diplomat Colin Robertson addresses reports that the prime minister is sending the head of his personal security detail to Jordan with Powerplay’s Don Martin April 18, 2013
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On Sequester
The Brookings Institute’s Thomas Mann and MLA strategic adviser Colin Robertson
discuss how the latest cuts to the US budget will affect Canadian economy with Hannah Thibedeau on Power and Politics. Friday, March 1, 2013
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On John Kerry’s First Speech as Secretary of State
Scotty Greenwood of McKenna, Long and Aldridge with Colin Robertson interviewed by Don Martin on CTV Powerplay, Thursday, February 21
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A Conversation with Hon. John Manley on Global Developments
John Manley (CEO, Canadian Council of Chief Executives) has an in-depth conversation with former Canadian diplomat Colin Robertson about Canada’s role on the world stage: Afghanistan, conditions for Canadian intervention, Pacific Century, procurement and the Jenkins Report, aerospace and shipbuilding, Team Canada missions and promoting Canadian world-class capability, China, Japan, India, new defence challenges.
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Mexico Canada relationship
Colin Robertson speaks to CTV News on Canada-Mexico relationship
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Election Night 2012
Power Play: Agenda for the next U.S. president
Colin Robertson, a former Canadian diplomat, discusses how to improve the relationship between Canada and the U.S. and the areas the next U.S. president should focus on.
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