CONVERSATIONS ON CANADA - PART THREE OF A THREE-PART VIRTUAL SERIES

[Cherice Granger]

Greetings:

Please allow this email to serve as an invite to attend Part Three of our
Three-Part Virtual Series titled, "Conversations on Canada". This event
will feature a presentation offered by Dr. Frederick Gagnon, Professor of
Political Science, Holder of the Raoul Dandurand Chair in Strategic and
Diplomatic Studies, and Director of the Center for United States Studies
and of the Center on Multidimensional Conflicts at the University of Quebec
in Montreal. Details for this talk follow:

Presentation Title:
"Is This the 'Special Relationship' Back? Canada-U.S. Issues After 100 Days
of Joe Biden"

Overview:
The election of Joe Biden to the White House brought a sigh of relief to
Canadians who were concerned about the future of the "special relationship"
between Canada and the United States during Donald Trump's presidency.
While Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, denounced
Canadian trade practices, rejected the Paris Agreement dear to Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau, and left the G7 Summit in Charlevoix in 2018
prematurely, Biden has promised to quickly rebuild bridges with the United
States main allies, including Canada.

100 days after Biden's presidential inauguration, what is the state of
Canada-U.S. relations, and what are the key bilateral issues in trade and
economics, border security, climate, energy, and the environment? This
webinar will provide an overview of Canada-U.S. relations in the Biden era,
showing the Trump has left a more lasting imprint on the "special
relationship" than might appear at first glance.

Presenter's Short Bio:
Dr. Frederick Gagnon is Professor of Political Science, Holder of the Raoul
Dandurand Chair in Strategic and Diplomatic Studies, and Director of the
Center for United States Studies and of the Center on Multidimensional
Conflicts at the University of Quebec in Montreal. He has published books
on Donald Trump's foreign policy, the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, the U.S. Congress, the impact of 9/11 on U.S. international
relations, Hollywood movies and the U.S. national security state, and on
the theories of U.S. foreign policy.

Presentation Date and Time:
Monday, April 26, 2021
2:00-3:15 p.m.

Please register for this event prior to April 26 via the below link:

tinyurl.com/CanadaConversationApril26

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CHERICE GRANGER
Center for the Study of Canada/ & Institute on Quebec Studies
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