Canada must defend liberal world order in America First era
Daniel Manulak argues Canada should reaffirm a rules based international order amid U S pivot, citing past roles in UN, WHO and ICAO. He urges a coherent strategy with multilateral ties and measured diversification, noting unity at home and collaboration with like minded states to shape global priorities.
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South Africa
America
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U.K
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Commonwealth
Brian Mulroney
Australia
India
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Nelson Mandela
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Ottawa
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Pipeline politics and Trans Mountain saga reshape Canada oil trade
Gwyn Morgan argues in a Troy Media column that Canada’s repeated pipeline blockages from Northern Gateway and Energy East to Trans Mountain reveal a pattern of political risk. He traces regulatory battles, Indigenous consultations, and price discounts shaping oil access to markets, noting Trudeau’s rescue of Trans Mountain at escalating costs and the ironic sellout to U.S. prices.
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Financial Post
U.S
Canada
Francois-Philippe Champagne
Enbridge
Northern Gateway
Alberta
Kitimat
Harper
Justin Trudeau
Great Bear Forest Reserve
TransCanada Corporation
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec City
Irving
Saint John
N.B
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Angola
Donald Trump
Tidewater
Trans Mountain
Burnaby
Kinder Morgan
National Energy Board
Janu
B.C
Trudeau
Trump
Hostile hosts lower Oval Office standards in critique
The letter argues U S leaders mistreat Zelenskyy with microaggressions and double standards, comparing Putin's Ukraine war to Hamas and urging consistent, fair treatment. It laments biased political optics and calls for a united, inclusive Canada.
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George Orwell
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U.S
Donald Trump
Zelenskyy
Trump
Oval Office
Elon Musk
JD Vance
Vladimir Putin
Ukraine
White House
Hamas
Putin
Israel
Canada
Diversity of views in letters section policy
The Chronicle Journal highlights a letters page as a forum for diverse views. It notes priority for letters under 300 words, possible editing for space and accuracy, and requires original work. Citations to article page and date, plus full name, address, and day phone are requested. Only names and hometowns will be published.
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