CommentaryTroubling numbers of Canadians and Americans have started to regard one another with hostility and misunderstanding.For decades, the image of the United States as a nation defined by rugged individualism, free markets, and limited government has been deliberately contrasted with the stereotype of Canada...
ViewpointsOpinionCanadian and American flags fly at the Peace Arch at the Canada-U.S. border in Blaine, Washington, in a file photo. Jason Redmond/AFP via Getty ImagesWilliam Brooks3/17/2026|Updated: 3/17/20260:00CommentaryOver the past year Canadians and Americans have begun to regard one another as adversaries. Trade disputes and...