On Sept. 11, 2001, in the eyes of most Americans, Canada's geography
underwent a radical transformation. Once a strategic asset providing
depth of warning and response to Russian missiles, our vast territory
became a serious security liability. Overnight, 8,000 kilometres of
“undefended” border were seen to provide a gateway for terrorist actions
against the U.S. homeland. Written by Michael Kergin and published in
the Globe and Mail.
Article
Time To Reset The NAFTA Agenda
Kergin, Michael
February 18, 2014
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