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Ledger correspondent An agreement to work together on bilateral issues and concerns signals the return to more neighborly relations between Canada and the United States. The first big step took place when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met virtually with President Joe Biden and committed to “an ambitious roadmap” to revitalize and expand this historic relationship. They vowed to work together to “end” the global COVID-19 pandemic and to help ensure everyone has access to a vaccine. There was agreement to the “importance of avoiding measures that may constrain the critical trade and supply-chain security between the two countries.” Canada and the United States share the longest secure border in the world with $2.7 billion in goods and services crossing daily. Both leaders will work to rebuild hard-hit pandemic-affected businesses, create jobs, fight climate change and make effective changes to improve criminal justice and law enforcement. Attention will also be paid to the integrated energy infrastructure, including oil and gas, defense and security issues, cybersecurity threats and firearms. Ready to vaccinate Canada’s pharmacies are on standby as the long-awaited bigger flow of COVID vaccines has started. Prime Minister Trudeau said Canada received 643,000 doses in the past week. The country’s […]
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