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Hockey binds the Canada – United States relations; PM Mark Carney’s “elbows up” game plan has set the tone for the latest tilt involving the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement.

Hockey binds the Canada – United States relations; PM Mark Carney’s “elbows up” game plan has set the tone for the latest tilt involving the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement. So, it was serendipitous what occurred at the recent hockey playoff game between Buffalo and Boston, when the anthem singer’s mic failed and went silent, and the American crowd loudly sang Canada’s national anthem. More than 17,000 Americans sang “we stand on guard for thee”, a poignant moment when juxtaposed to Canadians booing the American Star Spangled Banner, or worse having the Canadian PM evoke the spirit of the War of 1812 and Canada’s victory over the U.S.

The Carney government is trumpeting Canada’s pivot from the U.S. to establish a New World Order, with a strategic partnership in Beijing and a new era of trade, police and security, and intelligence deals with China. PM Carney has used world stages in Davos and at the U.N. to describe an irreparable rupture, and to announce a grand globalist strategy o…

Canada-U.S. relations from the American trade negotiators’ perspective

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