Which of the three superpowers poses the greatest risk to Canada? We can go through the different threats. Sadly, you already know the answer.

Which of the three superpowers poses the greatest risk to Canada? We can go through the different threats. Sadly, you already know the answer.

Trailer: The Bear, the Dragon and the Eagle

Canada Re-Imagined After Trump examines the challenges and opportunities for Canada with a fifty-year outlook.<ul><li>Introduction : Patrick Esmonde-White introduces himself and sets the context for the new series, highlighting the political and environmental challenges facing Canada in the age of Trump.&nbsp;</li><li>Political Landscape: Canada Re-Imagined critiques the major political parties in Canada, pointing out their weaknesses and the need for bold ideas.&nbsp;</li><li>Constitutional Renovation: The argument is made that renovation of Canada's Constitution is needed to address issues such as climate change,&nbsp; inequality, health care, and political inefficiency.&nbsp;</li><li>Defense Strategy: The United States is the greatest threat to Canada. An alternative defense strategy should focus on international aid, cyber-security, perimeter defense, a total overhaul of the armed forces, and a Climate Corps.&nbsp;</li><li>Economic Wealth: Green mining can be the cornerstone for Canada's future&nbsp; wealth. This will require technology such as micro nuclear reactors and hydrogen airships, and collaboration with Indigenous communities.&nbsp;</li><li>Indigenous Relations: The time is right for a Grand Bargain with Indigenous peoples: the creation of a new First Nation province offering self-government, fair revenue sharing and ecosystem preservation.&nbsp;</li><li>Rewilding Canada: A sustainable planet requires rewilding and ecological restoration of Canada's forests, farms, and fisheries. This can combat climate change and create sustainable economic opportunities.&nbsp;</li><li>Québec Independence: It is time for Canada to explore the advantage of Québec becoming an independent nation within a cooperative framework, allowing both Canada and Québec to thrive.&nbsp;</li><li>New Commonwealth: Canada needs allies, and can find them by helping build a New Commonwealth of Democracies to lead global efforts in trade, security, and climate action, and to move beyond the limitations of current international organizations.</li></ul>

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Canada Re-Imagined After Trump examines the challenges and opportunities for Canada with a fifty-year outlook.Introduction : Patrick Esmonde-White introduces himself and sets the context for the new series, highlighting the political and environmental challenges facing Canada in the age of Trump. Political Landscape: Canada Re-Imagined critiques the major political parties in Canada, pointing out their weaknesses and the need for bold ideas. Constitutional Renovation: The argument is made that renovation of Canada's Constitution is needed to address issues such as climate change,  inequality, health care, and political inefficiency. Defense Strategy: The United States is the greatest threat to Canada. An alternative defense strategy should focus on international aid, cyber-security, perimeter defense, a total overhaul of the armed forces, and a Climate Corps. Economic Wealth: Green mining can be the cornerstone for Canada's future  wealth. This will require technology such as micro nuclear reactors and hydrogen airships, and collaboration with Indigenous communities. Indigenous Relations: The time is right for a Grand Bargain with Indigenous peoples: the creation of a new First Nation province offering self-government, fair revenue sharing and ecosystem preservation. Rewilding Canada: A sustainable planet requires rewilding and ecological restoration of Canada's forests, farms, and fisheries. This can combat climate change and create sustainable economic opportunities. Québec Independence: It is time for Canada to explore the advantage of Québec becoming an independent nation within a cooperative framework, allowing both Canada and Québec to thrive. New Commonwealth: Canada needs allies, and can find them by helping build a New Commonwealth of Democracies to lead global efforts in trade, security, and climate action, and to move beyond the limitations of current international organizations.

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