Canada’s relations with other nations, even its neighbours to the south, are a meandering tale of war and peace, dispute and resolution, trade/no trade, friend and foe. Even Canadian roots penetrate deep in the soils of two warring nations, Britain and France. Canada emerged from two world wars with new self-assurance and a greater sense of its place in the world. Enemies became friends; friends became enemies. O Canada: Canada and the world examines the hot and cold, to and fro, pro and con of some of Canada’s key relationships and its evolving place in the world.
