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Canada’s fear of the U.S.: a mirror of self-doubt

So, Canada, stop staring south and start looking inward. Define your story, diversify your strengths, and own your place in the world. Canada has unlimited potential, it should utilize it. Trump’s shadow is long, but it’s not the problem—it’s the mirror. The real question is whether Canada likes what it sees and has the courage to change it before it's too late.

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BY BRABIM KARKI
August 7, 2025

Opinion | BY BRABIM KARKI | August 7, 2025

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