This interview is based on leaked information. It is from a U.S. point of view, but we can apply the same points to Canada. The participants notice the contradictions: Why do governments sign treaties that go against their national interests? … Continue reading →
From SumOfUs.org: ‘…The Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership is a multilateral free trade agreement … 13 countries are party to the negotiations including … Canada, the United States, Mexico, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam…. ‘Under … Continue reading →
Canada native meeting ends with pledge of further talks BBC News | January 11, 2013 ‘…Those who sat out of the meeting with Mr Harper are angry the country’s governor general did not attend. ‘The talks on land and treaty … Continue reading →
10 Reasons Why the Canada-EU Deal is a Big Deal By Danielle Goldfarb, Associate Director of the Conference Board of Canada’s Global Commerce Centre (http://www.conferenceboard.ca/itic/default.aspx), opencanada.org, Canadian International Council (CIC) |December 12, 2012 ‘The Harper government is aiming for a … Continue reading →
Address by President Jacques Delors to the Royal Institute of International Affairs – London, 7 September 1992: The European Community and the New World Order europa.eu ‘…I would add – and I will not go into detail – that economic … Continue reading →
More on this topic: Canada is not for sale – send a message to the PM about the Nexen takeover and the Canada-China investment deal Chairman Harper and the Chinese Sell-Out by Andrew Nikiforuk | TheTyee.ca | October 11, 2012 … Continue reading →
Tell Prime Minister Stephen Harper: Canada is NOT for sale | www.leadnow.ca Click here to send a protest message to the Prime Minister and others. “The Canada-China FIPA is set for automatic approval on October 31st …. “Send a message … Continue reading →
New US/Canada border conference in Detroit to advance “Beyond the Border” declaration | www.gsnmagazine.com | October 11, 2012 “Based on the February 2011 United States-Canada joint declaration, Beyond the Border: A Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness, Eagle … Continue reading →
Chinese workers fill B.C. mining jobs www.vancouversun.com | October 10, 2012 “In total, anywhere from 1,600 to just under 2,000 Chinese nationals could find full-time work in four projects being proposed in coming years for the region, due to the … Continue reading →
The Sale of A Country: Behind the Scenes at the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Negotiations Office by Shelley Ann Clark Amazon.com Kindle Amazon.ca Continued
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