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Toronto Star · The Globe and Mail

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Publishing · On our record since 1998

Where this writer stands

Trade1 piece

Diversify away from one partnerDeeper continental integration
“Canada began in earnest to diversify its economic partnerships, doubled- (and then tripled-) down on defence spending to protect its borders, especially in the Arctic, saw King Charles III open Parliament and deliver the Speech from the Throne, hosted the G7, and attracted the largest direct investment in Canadian history – a $70-billion investment from the United Arab Emirates.” Read the piece

Defence1 piece

Restrain spending and deploymentsHigher spending and more capability
“Canada began in earnest to diversify its economic partnerships, doubled- (and then tripled-) down on defence spending to protect its borders, especially in the Arctic, saw King Charles III open Parliament and deliver the Speech from the Throne, hosted the G7, and attracted the largest direct investment in Canadian history – a $70-billion investment from the United Arab Emirates.” Read the piece

Foreign affairs1 piece

Alliance restraintAssertive alliances and sanctions
“Canada can help the Cuban people by shipping oil to the nation, and Quebec has expertise and material wealth when it comes to Hydro electric operations.” Read the piece

Federalism1 piece

Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“It's clear Ford is simply behaving like a despot and believes all power should rest in the hands of the provincial governments.” Read the piece

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