The true white north: reflections on being Canadian
Excerpted from Policy Options The true white north: reflections on being Canadian February 2008 What is it to “be Canadian”? More than any other nationality, the question of who we… Read more »
Excerpted from Policy Options The true white north: reflections on being Canadian February 2008 What is it to “be Canadian”? More than any other nationality, the question of who we… Read more »
Excerpted from Canada Amongst Nations 2007 “ CDA_USA 2.0 and the application of intermesticity, hidden wiring and public diplomacy” In January 2009, there will be a new administration in the… Read more »
“What is the state of Canada’s relationship with our southern neighbour, and what do American politicians know about Canada? You might be surprised. This week’s guest isn’t. He spent the… Read more »
From Macleans.ca Work with us Canada needs to groom the new crop of U.S. lawmakers LUIZA CH. SAVAGE | Nov 20, 2006 The Democrats’ hard-fought conquest of the U.S. House… Read more »
From Washington Blog by Henry Champ Tuesday, September 19, 2006 A Good Man Leaves the Hill One thing the Canadian Embassy in Washington is especially proud of is its contacts… Read more »
A former Canadian diplomat, Colin Robertson is Senior Advisor and Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and hosts its regular Global Exchange podcast. He is an Executive Fellow at the… Read more »
Excerpted from Policy Options Getting noticed in Washington: the hard part of Canada’s job November 2005 I’m often asked: “What do Americans think of us?” The short answer is “they… Read more »