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A lengthy (for a news paper article) piece in the Globe and Mail seeks to discuss why Canada needs a better strategy (or any at all?) to ensure we matter more in the world; and particularly in the United States.
The piece starts at the high level (the general) and then uses our role in Uranium in particular for a deeper dive on ways in which Canada can bolsters its economic and strategic/security importance.
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I think the point made is well taken. Canada has natural resources and a variety of other advantages, and that we don't take sufficient advantage of those for our own benefit or our allies.
The piece starts at the high level (the general) and then uses our role in Uranium in particular for a deeper dive on ways in which Canada can bolsters its economic and strategic/security importance.
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Opinion: Canada needs to have a plan for the U.S., no matter who becomes president. That starts with making us matter more
We are no longer indispensable to an increasingly unstable United States, and that’s a problem in this turbulent geopolitical moment. But it’s not too late to act decisively and prove our worth
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I think the point made is well taken. Canada has natural resources and a variety of other advantages, and that we don't take sufficient advantage of those for our own benefit or our allies.
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