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NDP MP’s ‘Create Your Canada’ contest catching on as way to engage, educate Canadians

‘Politicians talk about how they want to hear from voters, they want to hear from Canadians and their ideas, but we don’t necessary do much with it. This idea was to put our actions behind those words,’ says NDP MP Nathan Cullen.

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BY LAURA RYCKEWAERT
March 4, 2019

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OpinionBY JONATHAN BERKSHIRE MILLER

In a region that is increasingly defined by uncertainty and rivalry, Canada needs clarity on who its true strategic partners are. That doesn’t mean disengaging from China, but it must be tactical.

Japan is Canada’s anchor in the Indo-Pacific

OpinionBY JONATHAN BERKSHIRE MILLER

In a region that is increasingly defined by uncertainty and rivalry, Canada needs clarity on who its true strategic partners are. That doesn’t mean disengaging from China, but it must be tactical.

NDP MP’s ‘Create Your Canada’ contest catching on as way to engage, educate Canadians

‘Politicians talk about how they want to hear from voters, they want to hear from Canadians and their ideas, but we don’t necessary do much with it. This idea was to put our actions behind those words,’ says NDP MP Nathan Cullen.

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