Cashing in on the Trump effect

We should also not be averse to aggressively advertising the benefits of our pluralistic society and its economic advantage worldwide.

Canada can play willing host and partner to people and countries alienated by the policies of Donald Trump's White House, writes Tim Powers.Gage Skidmore photograph

Opinion

BY TIM POWERS

February 1, 2017

Is there a Canadian opportunity amidst the flurry of executive orders around trade, commerce, and immigration that are coming from President Trump? Being a stable and able democracy to America’s north not currently subject to the ire of the new president might be of huge strategic advantage to us....

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