Whether it’s Trump or Biden, Canada has to be ready to get to work

Canada cannot change its geography. Nor would we want to. For Canada, the U.S. is the consequential relationship, and we need to keep investing in it.

U.S. President Donald Trump and former vice-president Joe Biden faced off in their last presidential election debate on Oct. 22. Life for Canada would be easier with Joe Biden, writes Colin Robertson, but we need to be ready for all outcomes.Screenshot courtesy of C-SPAN

Opinion

BY COLIN ROBERTSON

October 28, 2020

Nov. 3 is the “most consequential” U.S. election in our lifetime—and not just for Americans. If it’s four more years of Donald Trump, then the preppers and survivalists ma...

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