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  • Canada, U.S. friendlier after first year of Harper's reign (U.S. Ambassador interviewed)

    01/24/2007 8:14:15 AM PST · by GMMAC · 3 replies · 457+ views
    Calgary Herald - Canada ^ | Wednesday, January 24, 2007 | Jason Fekete
    Canada, U.S. friendlier after first year of Harper's reign Jason Fekete Calgary Herald Wednesday, January 24, 2007 After several years of frosty relations between the world's two largest trading partners, United States Ambassador David Wilkins said Tuesday that Prime Minister Stephen Harper's first year in office has sparked a renaissance in the Canada-U.S. partnership. That sentiment was echoed by policy analysts on both sides of the border, who cited the softwood lumber deal, Canada's commitment in Afghanistan and the chummy ties between Harper and U.S. President George W. Bush for repairing a threadbare relationship. CREDIT: Ted Jacob, Calgary Herald...
  • Canadian Moral Values

    11/07/2004 8:11:34 PM PST · by shamus11 · 19 replies · 908+ views
    Jim Bredin's Home Page ^ | November 7th 2004 | James Bredin
  • Americans Aim For Stronger Ties Under (Canada's New PM Paul) Martin

    11/15/2003 9:42:46 AM PST · by Loyalist · 4 replies · 102+ views
    Globe and Mail ^ | November 15, 2003 | Canadian Press
    Washington — The Bush administration wants to see stronger ties with Canada under Paul Martin, the White House said Friday. "The president looks forward to working with him and we look forward to strengthening our relationships with our Canadian friends," said spokesman Scott McClellan. Mr. Martin, chosen Liberal leader Friday, has promised to make Canada-U.S. relations a top priority, something surveys suggest most Canadians want. But he's not expected to become a slave to American interests, U.S. observers said. "There's a lot of anticipation in official Washington," said Gordon Giffin, a former ambassador to Canada. "It's an opportunity to begin...