Rethinking International Assistance
How Canada should rethink international assistance The Globe and Mail Thursday, May 26, 2016 As the federal government rethinks its international assistance policies, it should heed the call from… Read more »
How Canada should rethink international assistance The Globe and Mail Thursday, May 26, 2016 As the federal government rethinks its international assistance policies, it should heed the call from… Read more »
Debating trade during elections is Canadian tradition Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015 That trade, this time in the form of the recently negotiated Trans-Pacific Partnership… Read more »
Note to Canada’s next government: Diplomacy is not a sign of weakness Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Sep. 29, 2015 Allies are usually friends but adversaries are not… Read more »
How Canada could be doing more to stop the migrant crisis COLIN ROBERTSON The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Sep. 01,2015 They are desperate people taking desperate measures as they flee… Read more »
Why the European Union endures despite its flaws Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, May. 12 2015 Any top 10 ranking of international achievements since 1945 would include the… Read more »
Canada’s commitment to freer trade about to be tested Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Apr. 28 2015 Just how committed Canada’s political parties are to freer trade is… 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 »
Baird Improved Over Time, But Ultimately Fell Short Posted on February 8, 2015 by admin By Colin Robertson John Baird arrived at the Pearson Building in May 2011 as an… Read more »
Balance between liberty and security is crucial, even as governments press for wider surveillance to fight terror Colin Robertson Globe and Mail Tuesday, Feb. 03 2015 Liberty and security: we… Read more »
Why Canada can learn and gain from its British connection LONDON — The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Jan. 20 2015 Colin Robertson The British have reason to feel chuffed. The United… Read more »