Drew Hinshaw
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284 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 8 Jul
Drew Hinshaw’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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question.
What is an associate member?
That's our colleague Drew Hinshaw.
I think it's a bit deeper than finding like someone else to buy Canadian products.
I think it's about finding a set of countries that Canada shares values or feels it shares values with, with whom it can create institutions and tech capabilities that are sort of out of the reach of America's wrecking ball.
This is a massive rewiring of the economic cabling of what we call the West.
For a long time, the West as a geo-economic structure has revolved around the United States, its market, its military power, its technology.
And all of a sudden, our closest allies, our northern neighbor, our allies across the ocean, are saying we are too dependent on America.
It is something that
That's right.
This is a huge bet on Europe, whose economy is growing at half the rate of the United States.
And Carney is trying to say to his country, there are more fish in the sea.
This has all kind of been forgotten to historical memory, but the oldest Canadians still alive today were born as British subjects.
There wasn't even an embassy, a Canadian embassy in Washington, D.C., until the 1920s.
Really, up until World War II, Canadians could imagine themselves as Europeans, as British subjects on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
And the other days of the week, they could be North Americans.
They had the best of both worlds.
They actually, on the eve of World War II, traded.
Сенс ворту.
Canadian businesses and Canadian politics in a way have really oriented so closely around the United States.
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