Tracking Canada-U.S. Relations by Luiza Ch. Savage February 3, 2011 Colin Robertson: What a Deal Might Look Like Published jointly by the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute and the… 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 »
The Morning After the U.S. Mid Terms: Canadians Better Get Busy By Barbara Yaffe 3 Nov 2010 Election results Tuesday night showed that Americans are interested in jobs, jobs jobs and,… Read more »
From The Canadian Press Wednesday Sep. 22, 2010 …One seasoned international observer says it is silly to expect Canada will come up short next month, arguing that Portugal’s recent economic… Read more »
Excerpted from report by Lee-Anne Goodman of The Canadian Press published in the Globe and Mail on Friday, Sep. 03, 2010 Think-tank seminars on Canada-U.S. relations are usually as polite… Read more »
Published in Globe and Mail on Tuesday, Jul. 27, 2010 It’s time for Canada to play the energy card and announce the fast-tracking of a new pipeline to the Pacific,… Read more »
From Embassy US starting to work collaboratively on the border, instead of alone: Experts by Anca Gurza July 21, 2010 Former diplomat Colin Robertson, now a senior research fellow at… Read more »
From Embassy Facing the geopolitical perils of being an ‘energy superpower’: Are the oil sands roping Canada into a dangerous game between China and the US? July 14, 2010 by… Read more »
“indispensable ally,” … has about it the whiff of Arthur Meighen’s too-sure “ready, aye ready”
Excerpts from U.S. pressure not surprising By Pamela Roth, Leader-Post; with files from Canwest News Service June 30, 2010 Colin Robertson isn’t surprised the United States is pressuring Canada to… Read more »