Joly unveils astute policy framework, but must bridge gaps between words and action
The framework stands on two planks: defending Canadian sovereignty, and using pragmatic diplomacy to prevent global conflicts.
OTTAWA—Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly has finally unveiled her foreign policy framework. It is astute and perceptive. She deserves to be congratulated. All she has to do now is to bridge the gap that exits between the words of her framework and the actions of her g...
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