Relationship with New Secretary of State
Canada will have to fight for attention of new U.S. secretary of state Jeffrey Jones CALGARY — The Globe and Mail Published Friday, Nov. 18, 2016 Canada will have to fight for… Read more »
Canada will have to fight for attention of new U.S. secretary of state Jeffrey Jones CALGARY — The Globe and Mail Published Friday, Nov. 18, 2016 Canada will have to fight for… Read more »
A panel discussion is held in Ottawa entitled The US Election – A Wild Ride Ahead for Canada? The discussion features Gary Doer (former Canadian Ambassador to the United States),… Read more »
Why we shouldn’t put provinces in the corner Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2015 We think about North America as three sovereign democracies. It’s true. But… Read more »
Keystone XL has sucked up too much energy; let’s move on Colin Robertson Globe and Mail Tuesday, Mar. 03 2015 It’s time to put the controversy over the Keystone XL… Read more »
The top task for Canadian politicians: Get to know the new U.S. legislators Globe and Mail Tuesday, Nov. 11 2014 The United States’ political players and their priorities shifted last… Read more »
Why Canada wants to feel more love from the U.S. Globe and Mail Tuesday, Jun. 24 2014 and in RealClearWorld June 25 Living beside the United States, remarked Pierre Trudeau,… Read more »
Success of new U.S. ambassador to Canada depends on style, personality and initiative The Globe and Mail Thursday, Mar. 13 2014 It’s taken a while, but Bruce Heyman is finally… Read more »
Harper, Obama need to keep up with the speed of business The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Nov. 26 2013 Colin Robertson No drama. In the conduct of Canada-U.S. relations it… Read more »
Canada’s Keystone XL pitch goes into overdrive Officials have been averaging a trip to Washington every two weeks in 2013, but some insiders warn that they could be wearing out… Read more »
Former Canadian diplomat Colin Robertson talks with Power Play’s Don Martin and says he believes it’s very important for the Prime Minister Stephen Harper and U.S. President Barack Obama to… Read more »