Evan Bray: Diversifying trade doesn't mean abandoning U.S. relationship
Evan Bray says there's nothing wrong with Canada looking for new trade partnerships, but the idea of joining the Europea...
Evan Bray says there’s nothing wrong with Canada looking for new trade partnerships, but the idea of joining the European Union as an “associate member” just doesn’t feel right for the nation.
Murray Wood is away. In place of The Wood File, we present The Evan Bray Commentary.
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Listen to more commentary from Murray Wood:
Mon., Sept. 14: Evan Bray recently spent some time on his family’s farm, helping with harvest. He says it’s a special time of year that brings back stories and memories from four generations of his family.
Fri., Sept. 11: On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States, Evan Bray is remembering his own experience on that day, including watching the second plane hit the World Trade Center
Wed., Sept. 9: Last year, Canadians elected Prime Minister Mark Carney to office, in no small part to handle the growing trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. Evan Bray says when expectations are high and results fall short, Canadians deserve more than vague explanations.
Tues., Sept. 8: Evan Bray says his grandfather was a farmer who always told him to never complain about the rain. However, the much-needed moisture that came over the long weekend was badly time by Mother Nature.
Fri., Sept. 4: Every Friday, Murray Wood takes a look back at the week’s news and decides who’s hot… and who’s not. This week’s list includes the Snowbirds’ final Tutor jet flight, a Winnipeg Jets trade and bans for kids under 16 on social media and electric scooters.
