On Allan Gotlieb
Gotlieb revolutionized Canadian diplomacy with our primordial partner By COLIN ROBERTSON APR. 27, 2020 Allan Gotlieb died last week at the age of 92, but his insights into the U.S. and the… Read more »
Gotlieb revolutionized Canadian diplomacy with our primordial partner By COLIN ROBERTSON APR. 27, 2020 Allan Gotlieb died last week at the age of 92, but his insights into the U.S. and the… Read more »
https://www.schoolofpublicpolicy.sk.ca/ CANADA AND PRESIDENT TRUMP: HOW DO WE MANAGE? 2017 Tansley Lecture Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy April 5, 2017 Colin Robertson It is an honour to deliver… Read more »
Trudeau Seeks a Beyond-Keystone Reboot to Canada-U.S. Relations Danielle Bochove Bloomberg October 22, 2015 Climate policy seen as most likely area for substantive change First Trudeau must make himself known… Read more »
Faceoff Read and vote: Have Canada-U.S. relations hit a low point? Contributed to The Globe and Mail Friday, Feb. 27 2015, 12:21 PM EST Four former Canadian diplomats in the… Read more »
From Globe and Mail January 5, 2012 ‘How to get that border deal just right’ by Allan Gotlieb and Colin Robertson With this week’s Iowa caucuses, the presidential season begins… Read more »
We must restore our diplomatic core Monday, Aug. 08, 2011 Globe and Mail ALLAN GOTLIEB and COLIN ROBERTSON With his election victory, Stephen Harper has achieved a new place among… Read more »
November 9: Will a new Republican dominated congress be good for Canada, or will the emergence of the Tea Party push the U.S. to a more protectionist stance? BNN finds… Read more »
Excerpts from the Globe and Mail, November 4, 2011 by Allan Gotlieb and Colin Robertson The U.S. Congress has undergone another sea change as a result of Tuesday’s midterm elections… Read more »
Excerpted From Globe and Mail, Wednesday, October 13, 2010 by Allan Gotlieb and Colin Robertson Canada’s failed pursuit of a seat on the world’s most powerful body – the United… Read more »
“indispensable ally,” … has about it the whiff of Arthur Meighen’s too-sure “ready, aye ready”