In my last post on this topic, I focused on how Canada can use the Law of the Sea to assert it's sovereignty over the Artic and the Northwest Passage. This has been talked about ad nauseum, which is why I'm shifting gears, and proposing what might be both both a much simpler, and yet …
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Paul Weyrich, a conservative at a think tank called the Free Congress Foundation in Washington, DC had this to say about Canadians. The people of Canada have become so liberal and hedonistic that the public ethic in the Country immediately could not reversed. It will take time. But with leadership it well may be possible …
Again today, the issue of Canadian sovereignty over Arctic waters was raised by US Ambassador Wilkins, and subsequently dismissed by acting-Prime Minister Stephen Harper. "The United States defends its sovereignty and the Canadian government will defend our sovereignty," Harper told reporters in Ottawa. "It is the Canadian people we get our mandate from, not the …
