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Can this Friendship Be Saved? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
November 7, 2012
Barack
Obama
won,
and
will
serve
a
second
term
as
44th
president
of
the
…
Will Khadr Come Between Canada and the United States? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
July 23, 2012
Repatriating
convicted
terrorist
Omar
Khadr
to
Canada
to
serve
the
rest
of
his
sentence
…
Has Obama Really "Lost Canada"? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
June 26, 2012
It
took
me
a
few
minutes
to
wipe
the
coffee
off
my
computer
screen
…
How the Trans-Pacific Partnership Will Change Canada by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
June 19, 2012
The
first
big
news
out
of
the
Los
Cabos
G-20
summit
was
unrelated
to
…
What Prevented the Detroit Bridge? Stubborn Waters by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
June 15, 2012
Michigan
is
a
land
of
stubborn
dreamers.
And
it
is
home
to
loyal
skeptics,
…
Murder They Wrote: Stats About Canada's "Crime Wave" by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
June 4, 2012
Canada
is
showing
up
in
U.S.
news
media
reports
more
than
usual
these
days,
…
When it Comes to Finances, Canada is No Role Model by Christopher Sands
HUffington Post (Canada)
June 1, 2012
If
Justin
Bieber
came
by
my
office
and
gave
me
singing
lessons
and
fashion
…
Quebec Students Are Revolting by Christopher Sands
CSIS VOCES Blog
May 25, 2012
University
students
in
Quebec
have
been
engaged
in
increasingly
violent
protests
in
Montreal
and
…
Why Won't Canada's Troubled Friends Take Our Advice? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
May 22, 2012
The
Camp
David Group
of
Eight
(G8)
Summit was
oddly
clarifying.
With
Europe
riven
with
divisions
…
Will Canada French Kiss Harper Goodbye? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
May 14, 2012
French
voters
dumped
a
controversial
conservative
president
who
imposed
austerity
(albeit
a
very
modest
…
Playing For Keeps: the Game of Foreign Policy by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
May 9, 2012
In
a
recent
article
for Commentary
Magazine,
international
relations
scholar
and
former
Reagan
administration
official Henry
…
Canada Files: Harper's Age of Majority by Christopher Sands
CSIS' VOCES Blog
May 3, 2012
Following
an
election
victory
on
May
2,
2011that
gave
the
Conservative
Party
166
seats
…
Redford Win is a Win for Obama Too by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
April 24, 2012
The
reelection
victory
of
Premier
Alison
Redford's
Progressive
Conservative
Party
over
Danielle
Smith's
Wildrose
…
This Summit Season, Obama Envies Harper's Smooth Climb by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
April 6, 2012
Washington's
cherry
blossoms
have
come
and
gone
--
a
sure
sign
that
now
it
…
The Three Amigos: The Sequel by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post (Canada)
April 2, 2012
U.S.
President
Barack
Obama
hosts
Canadian
Prime
Minister
Stephen
Harper
and
Mexican
President
Felipe
…
Canada and the U.S. No Longer Separated by Border of Horrors by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
February 15, 2012
This
time
last
year,
President
Barack
Obama
and
Prime
Minister
Stephen
Harper
launched
two
…
Northern Exposure by Joel Schwartz
Weekly Standard
February 13, 2012
The
strategic
thinker
Eliot
Cohen
begins
this
impressive
book
with
a
passage
that
(as
…
Canada Pacific? by Christopher Sands
Open Canada
February 8, 2012
One
of
the
challenges
of
middle-power
diplomacy
is
trying
to
play
a
significant
role
…
The Prime Minister and Lady Edith Go to China by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
February 6, 2012
In
the
first
season
of
the
British
miniseries, Downton
Abbey,
middle
sister
Lady
Edith
Crawley
…
What Canadians Can Hope for from the State of the Union: Not Much by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 24, 2012
President
Barack
Obama
delivers
his
2012
State
of
the
Union
address
to
Congress
tonight,
…
Fine, We'll Play with China by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 19, 2012
So
President
Obama
decided not
to
approve the
presidential
permit
for
the
Keystone
XL
pipeline
project,
…
Did U.S. Partisan Warfare Kill Keystone? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 18, 2012
Open
partisan
warfare
between
Democrats
and
Republicans,
between
the
Obama
administration
and
Congress,
is
…
An iPad Passport? Why Not? by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 11, 2012
Last
week,
Martin
Reisch
of
Montreal
was reported to
have
used
a
scanned
image
of
his
…
Russia's Next Face Off on Ice by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 4, 2012
Team
Canada's
heartbreaking
defeat
at
the
World
Junior
Hockey
semifinals
in
Calgary
has
many
…
When It Comes to Trade, Harper Doesn't Like Three-Ways by Christopher Sands
Huffington Post
January 2, 2012
British
Prime
Minister
David
Cameron's veto
of
a
Franco-German
deal to
address
the
European
debt
crisis
…