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Tag: Stephen Harper

Canada: Donald Trump Is Going Down in Flames

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in iPolitics

Canada: Why Keystone Died: The View from Alberta

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in iPolitics

On the eve of the Paris Climate Change Conference, Obama could not afford to undermine his own legacy.

Canada: Looking for Someone to Blame for Keystone, Mr. Harper? Find a Mirror.

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in iPolitics

There is no mystery at all about where President Obama stands on Keystone, Prime Minister Harper’s statements notwithstanding. The issue contains important lessons for Canadian policy.

Canada: Canada, the US and TPP: Peeing on Harper’s Election Bus

Robin Koerner - . Published in Embassy

Canada: If Democrats Win, Keystone Loses

Robin Koerner - . Published in Calgary Sun

Canada: Harper Gets It Right on Iran

Robin Koerner - . Published in Toronto Sun

Jordan: They Miss the Cold War

Robin Koerner - . Published in Al-Rai

Canada: US Trade Politics Hands Harper a Free Pass

Robin Koerner - . Published in The Globe and Mail

It is true that the shortest distance in congressional politics is seldom a straight line, but this mess is like a circuit board with all the lines crossed.

Canada: Obama Campaigns for Free Trade with Asia

Robin Koerner - . Published in Le Journal de Montreal

Canada: Stephen Harper’s Canada-EU Trade Deal Sideswiped by Europe’s US Fears

Robin Koerner - . Published in Toronto Star

Canada: I Am Rubber, You Are Glue

Robin Koerner - . Published in Toronto Sun

Canada: ‘No Chemistry between Harper and Obama,’ Say Experts

Robin Koerner - . Published in La Presse

'Canada is not a constant concern or daily preoccupation for American policymakers.'
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