
Geopolitics + Canada analyst @EurasiaGroup | Past @Harvard @UniofOxford @LSEnews & @CanadaFP | 🇨🇦 in 🇺🇸 via 🇬🇧 | usual disclaimers apply.
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I still like Ike.
Dwight Eisenhower while giving speech to veterans in 1952 and discussing those who died under his command on D-Day: #Walker
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The Hon. Angus Macdonald of Nova Scotia, then the Minister for the Navy, speaking at The Royal Roads Royal Canadian Military College in Colwood, BC on Trafalgar Day, Oct. 21, 1942.
Ontario cottage (sometimes Ontario farmhouse or Ontario Gothic) is a personal favourite.
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Why is it that so few contemporary Canadian architects have any interest in building according to distinctively Canadian vernacular styles?
There is a wonderful deposit of 19th and early / mid 20th vernacular Canadian architecture that, if replicated, could make our cities feel so much more like home.
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Why is it that so few contemporary Canadian architects have any interest in building according to distinctively Canadian vernacular styles?
There is a wonderful deposit of 19th and early / mid 20th vernacular Canadian architecture that, if replicated, could make our cities feel so much more like home.
I am here, once again, asking you not to make me tap the sign.
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This is a great improvement on the CANZUK concept that seems to circulate endlessly on this platform. Same idea, much better-chosen partners
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The European Union’s offer of associate membership to Canada is a first – but it ties into a broader strategy.
Our expert @ga_thomps explains how this is another example of how Canada reducing its reliance on the US:
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In a piece for @ftopinion, I discuss a perhaps unexpected alignment between President Trump’s views on China policy and trends in U.S. public opinion, particularly among younger Americans.
Thanks very much to Sasha Polakow-Suransky for the opportunity.
ft.com/content/53920df1-f6b4…
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The Monroe Doctrine has endured for over three quarters of America’s lifespan, becoming the great tenet of U.S. statecraft.
My latest for @EngelsbergIdeas on the good, the bad, and the ugly of the Monroe Doctrine: engelsbergideas.com/notebook…
Great opportunity for early career academics working at the intersection of history and geopolitics.
The Centre for Geopolitics is taking applications for 3 new Postdoctoral Research Associate positions, with applications closing on 14th June 2026.
Visit our website for more information:
cfg.cam.ac.uk/news/postdocto…
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Canada has had a longer continuous, unbroken period of monarchical government than any of England, Scotland or Northern Ireland. This is due to the Interregnum of 1649-1660, at which time Canada was part of New France.
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The mic cut out during O Canada, and the Buffalo crowd didn’t miss a beat 🇨🇦
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On this day in 1933, Toronto's Ace Bailey suffered a serious head injury after he was hit by Boston's Eddie Shore. The injury ended his career. A benefit game between Toronto and NHL All-Stars was held on Feb. 14, 1934 and is considered to be the first NHL All-Star Game.

ALT Black and white team photo of a vintage hockey team posed on an ice rink in three rows. Back row: standing players and coaches in dark jerseys with "NHL" and maple leaf logos, some with ties. Middle row: seated players in white jerseys with "NHL" and star logos, holding hockey sticks across their laps. Front row: kneeling players in white jerseys with gloves, sticks laid out in front. Chain-link fence and spectators visible in the background.
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“All these were honoured in their generations and were the glory of their times.” - Ecclesiasticus 44:7
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you! A great opportunity to truly appreciate everything we have to be thankful for in our lives, community and country.
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Check out this very cool piece from @ga_thomps
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Very interesting essay by Graeme Thompson that places the intellectual underpinnings of the current global trade regime in an historical perspective. By the end of the 19th Century, Thompson writes, "the long-standing hegemony of...
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Very interesting essay by Graeme Thompson that places the intellectual underpinnings of the current global trade regime in an historical perspective. By the end of the 19th Century, Thompson writes, "the long-standing hegemony of...
@ga_thomps
engelsbergideas.com/essays/t…
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Re-upping my recent essay for @EngelsbergIdeas on 'The End of Pax Britannica' - an era of great power competition, a shifting balance of power, and economic fragmentation with clear parallels to today's geopolitics. @EurasiaGroup @belferhistory
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Re-upping my recent essay for @EngelsbergIdeas on 'The End of Pax Britannica' - an era of great power competition, a shifting balance of power, and economic fragmentation with clear parallels to today's geopolitics. @EurasiaGroup @belferhistory
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