The past few weeks have been a challenge, not just for Canadians but for people around the world. We watched our American friends choose a new leader that does not fit the mould, and we are reminded that, in 1986, there was a book titled All I Really Need to Know I learned in Kindergarten. […]
George Brookman of the Calgary Herald argues that despite recent challenges and justified American concerns, Canada should not react negatively to the behavior of a few individuals. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining warm relations with the U.S. and acknowledging Canada's past reliance on American support, while highlighting a newfound sense of Canadian pride and nationalism.
